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Rakismet can be configued to tell Akismet that it should operate in test mode - so Akismet will not change its behavior based on any test API calls, meaning they will have no training effect. That means your tests can be somewhat repeatable in the sense that one test won't influence subsequent calls.
This sounds like a reasonable behavior too:
NOTE: When running in Rails, Rakismet will run in test mode when your Rails environment is test or development, unless explictly configured otherwise. Outside of Rails Rakismet defaults to test mode turned off.
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I found the test option that you can pass to spam?. Perhaps this should be documented in the Readme like it is in rakismet.
But I still think it would be nice to be able to configure Akismet test mode globally so you don't have to pass it with every call (but you could still override it on an individual call), just like how you shouldn't have to pass the api_key to every spam? call you make. What do you think?
Akismet has a test mode; we should be able to use it.
The reason for this is mentioned on https://github.com/joshfrench/rakismet:
This sounds like a reasonable behavior too:
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