N.B. Using service-specific emails is trivial - you don't need separate email accounts. Just use email aliases, e.g. "john.smith+github@gmail.com" -- which is an alias called "github" for "john.smith@gmail.com"

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input_sh 2 hours ago | parent | next [-]

A simple regex filter will get rid of that. Now, if you use your own domain and have it configured as a catch-all, then you could do github@domain.tld.

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gus_massa 3 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

Don't spammers have an automatic filter to cleanup that?

	▲	EdNutting 2 hours ago \| parent [-]
		You'd have thought so, but no, in my experience this works very well. People doing this kind of spamming don't seem to be particularly bright, nor do they seem to spend any time/effort to clean up their scraped database.