Zendesk Help Center includes a built-in spam filter to prevent unwanted content. The spam filter automatically detects and stops new and edited end-user posts and comments that appear to be spam from being published. This helps maintain the quality…
Word moderation allows admins to filter content based on specific words. When enabled, any end-user content containing these words is placed in a moderation queue instead of being posted publicly. This gives you the chance to review and decide if…
Rate limiting in Zendesk Help Center restricts the number of new posts and comments a single user can create within a 24-hour period. This feature is designed to target spammers by limiting their ability to flood your help center with spam, while…
Yes, Zendesk Help Center allows you to block IP addresses of known spammers. The system actively detects and blocks IPs that have been identified as sources of spam, preventing them from accessing Zendesk accounts. This helps in keeping your help…
CAPTCHA is used in Zendesk Help Center to verify that users are human. End users must sign in to make comments, which involves creating an account and experiencing Cloudflare's CAPTCHA during signup. Additionally, CAPTCHA is enforced when the…
The blocklist feature in Zendesk Help Center allows you to add patterns, email addresses, or domains associated with spam users to a blocklist. This helps in preventing these identified sources from accessing your help center, thereby reducing spam…
To stay updated on new content, you can subscribe to sections in your Knowledge base and topics in your Community. This ensures you receive email notifications whenever new posts and comments are created. It helps you monitor customer queries and…