Sentences with phrase «blog comment spam»

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.

Similarly, the «no follow» attribute was created to prevent blog comment spam.

The easiest way to filter out spam comments is to install the Askimet Blog Commenting Spam Tool.

When the inbound links are forums spam, blog comment spamming, or hacked sites, Google will know and there is no chance of a long term linking scheme.

Not exact matches

Even including the spammed comment, 59 % of all 1.1 million comments still favored net neutrality, Fossett said on his blog.

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I can fish them out of the spam filter when it's my own post, but it means I have given up commenting on other people's posts, both here and on other blogs, if they use Typepad.

While many site owners resort to spamming blog comment sections to get their backlinks, that's neither necessary, nor effective for your SEO efforts.

Edwin; There's a difference between providing blog comment guidelines and having to nofollow the outgoing links on your blog because of spam issues.

Keep writing, commenting on other blogs, and posting your posts on social media sites (without spamming them), and you will do well with blogging.

Now look, I appreciate your interaction on my blog, but please refrain from spamming multiple comments all over the place.

John, you've spammed this blog several times with comments about atheists burning forever and whatnot.

Here is a humorous list of some recent spam comments we have received on my blog.

Please leave one comment on this BLOG when you completed the steps with your email address in this format — «name at host dot com» to avoid spam, but make our ability to contact / find you easier!

-LCB- Howdy Hi there Hi Hello -RCB-, i read your blog -LCB- occasionally from time to time -RCB- and i own a similar one and i was just -LCB- wondering curious -RCB- if you get a lot of spam -LCB- comments responses feedback remarks -RCB-?

If I'm particularly offended by and / or receive several comments in violation of the policy from a single commenter, all future comments originating from that IP address will automatically be placed in my blog's spam filter and I won't see them for moderation.

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.

I just went into a live online database via PHPMyAdmin and deleted 22,000 spam comments from a client's WordPress blog all at once.

Weirdly, these two examples link to sites that don't seem to exist, so I'm not quite sure what their purpose is — normally, spam comments try to send traffic to fake blogs («splogs») that make money through Google Ads or other contextual advertising.

Howdy, i browse your blog often and that i own an analogous one and i was just wondering if you get a lot of spam comments?

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.

If you start a blog, or already have a blog about your weight loss, leave a link in a comment (please, no spam about new miracle diet supplements).

Most likely, it's just one of the tens of spamming comments I receive on on blog every day.

▫ If you comment I'll be commenting back to your blog or website ▫ Please don't publish links or spam ~ Thanks!

Sure, you're bound to get a few spam comments here and there but accepting blog comments on your fashion blog will prove to be very beneficial, so we've created a two - part series to highlight the gains of reader interaction.

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.

If you own an author website that offers a blog, or a standalone author blog, you've no doubt encountered spam, or questioned if a comment you've received is spam.

Content posted on free blog websites for the sole purpose of keyword spamming, or comments posted to legitimate blogs that violate the comment policy of the blog owner.

It's amazing to think how much spam comments we have to deal in our blogs if it wasn't for great anti-spam plugins like Akismet and others!

All of your Spam comments are books, polluting our blog from other people who want to weigh in.

Akismet — this one comes preloaded on WordPress blogs and will save you a ton of time with spam comments.

And maybe, just maybe, that little act of solidarity will mean there's one less abandoned blog out there, filling up with unfiltered spam comments.

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

Akismet protects your website or blog from trackback and comment spam.

The blog was getting over 7000 spam comments per day.

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.

I have to tell you, in the time it took me to install or activate these two plugins on my author website (think minutes) I already had new spam comments on my blog.

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.

Since the blog started, I have screened out over 6000 spam comments.

Also, if you're tired of dealing with spam on your business blog, your Facebook page can be a great alternative to blog comments.

The comment spam coming into this blog has really been on the rise, and the word verification feature does not seem to be slowing it down very well.

If your blog gets big, you will have to set up a Captcha to strain out machines that try to register with you and send spam comments.

The blog gets hundreds of spam comments each day and I delete the spam folder without reading the contents.

If you post a comment and it doesn't appear on the blog and you don't hear from me, then please e-mail me — your comment might have gotten caught by the spam filter.

However, a moderator removing your non-topical, dishonest, defamatory statements from the comments section of a blog is no more «censorship» than removing penis enlargement spam from the comments section would be.

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.

It's worth noting that while a lot of my traffic comes from blog comments and tweets, I'm not suggesting that you run around (or worse hire someone to run around) leaving spam comments and creating spam tweets on your behalf.

One issue that clearly colors how blogs wish to structure their comment policies is that of «comment spam.»

«Tennessee Court and Police Share Motorists» Bizarre Excuses for Speeding Main Anonymous Blog Comments and Comment Spam: Open Thread on Best Practices»

If a comment is spam, it gets deleted and never makes it to the published blog.