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For questions about how to deal with pirated content on Super User. Questions about pirated content are out of scope, see https://meta.superuser.com/q/9293
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Serial keys hidden in HTML comments - what to do?
I believe what you've done is right: Flagging for moderators to cleanup those revisions containing piracy.
I am the one who reported the surprising promotion to SmokeDetector. … Prior to that I had already flagged the posts for self-vandalism and possible piracy. We don't want anything bad on Stack Exchange, so it'd be good for moderators to purge those keys. …
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