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+                                        <strong>Jalem Raj Rohit:</strong>Using Machine Learning techniques for implementing a spam filter for the AoA tweet deck.
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+                                        Currently there is a lot of spam in the tweet deck of the Army of Awesome. Most of them come from installation of add-ons and various stuff, compatible with FireFox. So, this can be regulated by implementing a spam filter before the bugs get displayed on the contributor's screen. <a href="https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=973148" target="_blank"> Bug 973148 </a>. Resolving this spam problem, would ensure more active participation from the Army of Awesome contributors, due to less(and more meaningful) tweets to deal with.
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