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212                self::$last_comment_result = 'spam';
213
214                $discard = ( isset( $commentdata['akismet_pro_tip'] ) && $commentdata['akismet_pro_tip'] === 'discard' && self::allow_discard() );
215
216                do_action( 'akismet_spam_caught', $discard );
217
218                if ( $discard ) {
219                     // The spam is obvious, so we're bailing out early. 
220                     // akismet_result_spam() won't be called so bump the counter here
221                     if ( $incr = apply_filters( 'akismet_spam_count_incr', 1 ) ) {
222                          update_option( 'akismet_spam_count', get_option( 'akismet_spam_count' ) + $incr );
223                     }
224
225                     if ( self::$is_rest_api_call ) {
226                          return new WP_Error( 'akismet_rest_comment_discarded', __( 'Comment discarded.', 'akismet' ) );
227                     }
228                     else {
229                          // Redirect back to the previous page, or failing that, the post permalink, or failing that, the homepage of the blog.
230                          $redirect_to = isset( $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'] ) ? $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'] : ( $post ? get_permalink( $post ) : home_url() );
 
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996                // If the last comment we checked has had its approval set to 'trash',
997                // then it failed the comment blacklist check. Let that blacklist override
998                // the spam check, since users have the (valid) expectation that when
999                // they fill out their blacklists, comments that match it will always
1000                // end up in the trash.
1001                return $approved;
1002           }
1003
1004           // bump the counter here instead of when the filter is added to reduce the possibility of overcounting
1005           if ( $incr = apply_filters('akismet_spam_count_incr', 1) )
1006                update_option( 'akismet_spam_count', get_option('akismet_spam_count') + $incr );
1007
1008           return self::$last_comment_result;
1009      }
1010      
1011      /**
1012       * If Akismet is temporarily unreachable, we don't want to "spam" the blogger with
1013       * moderation emails for comments that will be automatically cleared or spammed on
1014       * the next retry.