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I'm creating my own Akismet plugin and I can't quite figure out how to move the post to the moderate section - if the content was detected as spam.

I've looked through the Q2A include files but nothing is jumping out at me.

Could someone post a code snippet how Q2A does it if moderation is enabled?
Q2A version: 1.5

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Use a filter module and set the 'queued' field to true if you want it to be queued for moderation.

For example:

function filter_question(&$question, &$errors, $oldquestion)
{
 if (!isset($oldquestion)) // otherwise we're editing an existing one and can't queue for moderation again (this might change in Q2A 1.6)
  if (akismet_thinks_its_spam($question['text']))
   $question['queued']=true;
}

Obviously you have to write the akismet_thinks_its_spam() bit and also reproduce for answers and comments.

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Thank you, didn't expect it to be that easy :)
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Just a note to say that in Q2A 1.6 it will be possible for filter modules to re-moderate posts if they have changed. I'll update the docs when appropriate.
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Thank you for the heads up - I will be ready to update the akismet plugin when those changes go live.
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I've recently installed 1.6 dev - and if I'm not mistaken, all I need to do is get rid of the "if (!isset($oldquestion))" check and my plugin is good to go for the new version?

Everything appears to be working with just that change, but wanted to double check.
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Sounds right to me, yes.
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