Sentences with phrase «as spam comments»

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If you merely post a link to your site instead of a comment, you may be flagged as spam, which could result in your being banned permanently from posting on that site.

Ill use «Louis Vuitton Sunglasses» as an example for you (since I am staring at a spam comment for it while I reply).

I tried to post two comments earlier but I guess putting in a link was seen as spam.

Instead, I'm sitting down to write this post — against my better judgement, if only for the spam comments I'll receive alone, let alone the rest of the very real and rational reasons as both a Christian and a feminist to never write on this topic.

A site whose comments are open is a rare thing (as long as you don't get ooodles of spam offering strange and amazing growth results for minimal outlay....)

Believe me when I say that I knocked on plenty of doors & no one responded (one even removed my query from the comment section, I was quite bewildered as it wasn't spam & I didn't know why she would do that).

So don't bother coming back to The Lunch Tray as your comments will go directly to a spam filter where neither I nor my readers will see have to see them.

You may have noticed that I edited your comment, please be careful posting links on my website as my website is moderated and if you spam with links you may be blocked.

Akismet mistakenly marked this comment as spam.

I approve all comments marked as spam that are not, so consider it posted!

Some specific campaign tactics backfired as well, with «e-watchmen,» whose job was to monitor opposing blogs and post comments in her support, ending up alienating many bloggers and their readers by posting unsophisticated messages in large numbers — essentially, committing the sin of comment spam.

The less - good news: on Sunday, the site received its 300,000 th spam comment, which was about as welcome as a skunk at a picnic.

And if spam forces more and more sites to cut off comments and trackbacks, we'll lose a significant part of what makes the blogosphere works, as Wired pointed out last year.

The inclusion of off topic comments that the moderators interpret as «spam» will be removed when detected.

Please do not put your personal blog or business website URL in the comment text unless it directly contributes to the comment and / or the conversation taking place, as it will cause your comment to be marked as spam and most likely deleted, or edited to conform to these guidelines.

Visitors may send communications and submit suggestions, ideas, comments, questions, or other information, so long as the content is not illegal, obscene, threatening, defamatory, invasive of privacy, infringing of intellectual property rights, or otherwise injurious to third parties or objectionable and does not consist of or contain software viruses, political campaigning, commercial solicitation, chain letters, mass mailings, or any form of «spam.»

That may have resulted on my comment being flagged as SPAM.

They are blocking my comments on Facebook and marking them as spam!

I daily come but (x my comments get flagged as spam:p this time i used different email and an extra A: p

Please do not put your URL in the comment text and please use your PERSONAL name or initials and not your business name, as the latter comes off like spam.

:) I don't have word verification, but it enables automatically when somebody adds links in comments as it will be recognized as spam; P

I think my comments are getting auto - deleted — was marked as spam due to having links here * sobs * Hope you get this.

I think my comments are getting marked as spam and auto - deleted But it's still me.

Spamming an IP is dickish behaviour (as you may have guessed, I'm not the slightest bit convinced you're separate people), but you clearly know the game well and have made informative comments.

Other blog owners will dismiss a comment as spam based on the fact that the link does not match the same industry as their blog.

So any comment by any author can be seen as spamming and grounds for banishment from the site.

(The Akismet plugin will eliminate spam from your forms as well as your blog comments.)

What this does is add what's known as a «CAPTCHA», mostly used on contact forms to eliminate email and comment spam.

What happened with the romance community thread is that, as readers commented on the topic, several authors hijacked the thread, spamming it with everything from angry spews to jokes from joke books, anything to derail the comments.

However, these comments need to be relevant and add value to the blogs you're leaving them on; otherwise they will be ignored as spam - like efforts from self - centered promoters.

Jetpack also helps block spam comments, automatically arranges related posts, and connects with Twitter and Facebook to share your blog articles as soon as you publish them.

Please do not put your URL in the comment text and please use your PERSONAL name or initials and not your business name, as the latter comes off like spam.

Your first comment goes into moderation automatically, but it's always approved as long as it's not spam.

I haven't written much in a long time, I've left Pondering money up as a reference but I've been getting a ton of spam comments which is a pain... I've seen a fair number of new user registrations but I'm not sure if they are real people or more spam.

Your comment has been reported as spam.

I did post a comment, accrediting myself, but that got deleted, twice and flagged as Spam.

As I've said before, if you guys want to continue spamming the comments that's your business and the moderator's.

Why do the FUD purveyors feel as if they must spam comment threads?

Lewis Dean, your comments will be treated as spam unless they at least attempt to be a conversation with the post or any of the comments from other visitors.

I can not catch all of these; we get about twenty times the spam as we do real comments.

Even after the forged document was identified as a fake and Gleick had confessed, I still saw Mashey spamming comment sections at various blogs instructing people to completely disregard Gleick's confession of identity theft and the fraudulent «strategy» document Gleick had proffered and to focus on Mashey's «expose» instead.

An example of how this is done is I register, provide all my information (include contact) as well as level of education and specialization and then am given an email a few days later which confirms I can comment and / or a rejection if they feel that the individual is actually a bot or someone who will be spamming or ranting or so on.

We get the occasional «advanced spam» comment (I had started to write «intelligent spam,» but that is way too kind) as well (for example, here, on Monday's Blawg Review post) and, frankly, struggle with where to draw the «unpublish» line.

As a result of the recent kerfuffle with our comments, I've taken another look at our comment spam filters and found that it's very difficult to achieve the results I'd like through the use of filters alone.

As most of you will know, «captcha» is a means of requiring a would - be commenter to enter a word or letters read off a graphic before being allowed to comment, the notion being, of course, that machines which pump out the spam can't decipher graphics.

Many attorney SEO strategists employ morally questionable tactics such as link schemes, comment spam, article spinning and fake client testimonials that can be detrimental to your reputation and inevitably hurt your law firm's search engine ranking.

You know, as much as you complain (rightfully) about blog comment spam, I would think that when someone takes the time to actually send you an e-mail and ASK, you could give her a straight answer.

The «conspiracy» article, originally written in 2007, had attracted 175 comments as of November 14, 2011, most of them useless or spam.

Sadly, low quality blog comment blasts and other spam has limited effectiveness as well.

:) I'm sorry to say that I accidentally put your last comment as spam and it went far away to the netherworld.