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Monday, January 8, 2018
The Fandom website Candy Crush Saga Wikia has seen an amendment. Today, on Monday the 8th, the title blacklist was updated to now include the word “corpse”, as a method of prevention after spamming of the title “Corpse Torture,” last month, by a now banned user called “IDLift1874.” The user is now banned across the Fandom network, so you have long seen the last from that user. The title blacklist, which started in July 2014 as a protective measure to reduce articles with profane or spammy titles, has evolved a lot in the time it has been around. It also serves to prevent creation of articles about levels in the far future. The user mentioned above as been very aggressive and has made numerous socks since the banning of his original account.