Adding german words to the bad words list should result in it not posting to german sites though, are you sure it is still posting? Either way simply enter each tld you want to block into the block domain list and it should prevent from posting to those sites.
Yep I added German words like die, das or der which is basically the word "the" in english into the blacklist and saved. Then I started the tool again and it posted a comment on a German site that had lots of die, der or das in the content.
I will try to use the blockdomain list now. But maybe you can have a look at the blacklist feature since it seems it does not care what words are in there. Or do I have to setup another profile, but this would not make sense since it would start to post to all the whois links again.
Does the tool also support private proxies and what would be the format to enter them in the proxy list?
Update:
I restarted the tool and now I can see that it shows entries with the Bad Word Found at: Flag and skips them, which would be almost perfect if there was not a weird bug coming up.
I entered .de .at and .ch in the blog domain and a couple of german words and some english words I do not want on the post.
But now the tool flags a lot of entries with the Bad Word Found at: flag and skips it that do not have these words on the actual page or which are not one of the blacklisted TLDs.
I went through all my blacklisted words and could not find one of them and it is obviously not a .de, .at or .ch domain, so why did the tool skip this site?
I have checked a couple more and found that it does that quite often. Maybe it is just a user mistake - which means my fault, but I just don't see how the URL from above could be skipped with my settings.
Could it be that if I enter the word "die" in the blacklist and it finds the word "audience" on the page, that this triggers the skipping? or if I enter "der" and it finds "considering"?
Jim do you have an idea?