Blacklist Removal Request for statementsolver.heybrodes.com

[heybrodes]

Hello, removal request for the following:

Commit 9b91b6d
Auto watch of statementsolver.heybrodes.com by VLAZ
1770279356 VLAZ statementsolver.heybrodes.com

I was not spamming, just helping another user by answering their question and offering a solution at my website located at: https://statementsolver.heybrodes.com/ The appearance of a link seems to have triggered the commit entry.
How do you want me to prove that I am the site owner?

[talflon]

Hi, this is not an official response to your request, just some related info for you:

• For future posts on Stack Exchange, if you haven't already please read the self-promotion policy (it's the same on all the sites). The part "you must disclose your affiliation in your post" is taken literally by a lot of users, so you should always remember to do that as a starting point, to avoid misunderstandings.
• The way that SmokeDetector works, it's possible that even after being removed from the watchlist, posts about your site might still end up "reported" by SmokeDetector in the future. But just because it's reported by SmokeDetector doesn't automatically mean there's a problem with your post, or that anyone would flag or downvote.
• Stack Exchange also has their own anti-spam systems, which we can't do anything about.

[teward]

Just to make sure you are aware, not disclosing this being your site nor explaining how it helps tends to be aggressively identified as spam under 'self-promotion' rules.

https://metasmoke.erwaysoftware.com/post/626347 details this as well. (It was not simply added to the watchlist, but the circumstances leading to that are documented)

[heybrodes]

OK so now that my post has been removed and I acknowlege the self promotion policy can I have my site removed from watched_keywords.txt