Attention SpamSpy Users!
The public API is being closed, and we will no longer be accepting new beta users, or custom
implementations, as we work on rebuilding SpamSpy from the ground up to better serve your
needs.
SpamSpy's journey has been remarkable, teaching us invaluable lessons. When the community began
utilizing SpamSpy, we quickly realized the system was unprepared for near-instant response times
and geographically dispersed requests. The infrastructure required a training period, leading to
user frustration as many sought immediate solutions. SpamSpy was a user-contextualized, peer-to-peer
moderation tool, and its 2.0 version still isn't what the community needs.
Recognizing these limitations, we decided to stop accepting new customers for both the universal
API and custom implementations. This decision allows us to focus on improving SpamSpy while maintaining
and studying existing customized deployments. We have contacted RapidAPI to provide full refunds
to all users who paid for the Public API.
Our objective is to minimize the dependency on community submissions by implementing innovative
approaches, such as an abstracted method of tokenization and context analysis, to accurately assess
relevance. This will be achieved through a combination of supervised and unsupervised algorithms,
as well as a shift towards personalized reinforcement models to enhance the quality of responses.
Our commitment to innovation and ethical business practices remains steadfast. We are dedicated
to creating systems that value every individual and their unique contributions. Stay connected
with us for updates on SpamSpy's return and our journey forward. We continue to encourage you to
share your thoughts and feedback as we move forward.
