Sentences with phrase «comment spam so»

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Simple Comments was designed to scale, so it can handle the largest spam and hack attacks thrown at it without even breaking a sweat.

I just realized today that your comments were going to the spam folder I am so sorry!

Hi Cecilisla, I just found this comment in the spam folder so my apologies for just responding.

Just recently though, the spam filter decided to put every comment in the spam box, so I have to keep going in and fishing them out, which is a surprisingly time consuming task.

I get dozens of comments daily trying to sell me authentic Air Jordans and search engine optimization services, so the filter sticks them in the spam box, which is usually very convenient.

Your readers will also think you don't care if you allow spam to remain in your comments — so be vigilent!

Comments are now moderated due to spam overload and have to be approved (by me)- so don't worry if your comment does not appear immediately after you publish it.

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.

Another thing — we don't accept spam, rude comments or nasty language, so common in many other forums.

I posted this the other day, but someone keeps spamming the comment pages, so I am reposting it.

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

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, Epolitics.com suffered a comment - spam attack today — so many bogus comments were coming in that the server threw a fit and I had to temporarily turn off the ability to comment on posts.

Yeah, I was having the same problem so I downloaded a neat little captcha plug - in which has solved all my comment spam problems.

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.»

And the reason we use the math problems — just so you know — is to protect our site from spam comments.

I'd rather not spam the comments with the link so do you have an email I can send it to you?

There are so many spam comments — why don't you delete them?

Your comment got filtered into my spam, so I need to check that more often!

Wordpress is good about detecting spam, so now I've relaxed the comment moderation to allow more people to leave comments that can be seen instantaneously.

Comments on older posts are moderated for spam so won't show up immediately.

Hey Robin, for some reason your comments are going into my spam box, so I'm late replying to you!

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.

Sorry it has taken me so long to reply, your comment was in my spam folder for some reason.

I had noticed that a few of your comments had ended up in the spam folder but I took them out so I did see them and respond to them.

So I've been getting more spam comments than real people comments, so I've had to enable word verification on the commentSo I've been getting more spam comments than real people comments, so I've had to enable word verification on the commentso I've had to enable word verification on the comments.

Hi Mary, for some reason your comment / question went to my spam folder and I wasn't notified about it... so my apologies for the delay getting back to you.

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

If you would like to write to me with a question, comment, tip that helps you on the Kindle, praise, and even complaints, you can do so by sending an email to michael at fkbooksandtips dot com (I write it that way in a small attempt to avoid the spam robots).

For some reason your comment ended up in the spam, so I apologize for the late reply.

Happy New Year, friends, fans, spam bots and people who are so bored on their holidays they've dropped in to leave derogatory comments about other people's sex lives.

Because he spams constantly on other articles so now people rather just flag him for spam even if he comments normally.

Since so many seem compelled to respond to the kim's comments, perhaps giving them a thumbs down button would satisfy their urge without their needing to actually address what are essentially spam comments.

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.

So feel free to leave all the comments you like, or interact with this site in other ways... we are not harvesting your personal information in order to spam you later, like some other sites do.

I was logged into the same account I use to comment here, so I can't imagine the problem is ensuring I'm not a spam bot, and my comments didn't include any links / language which would have seemed to trigger any filters.

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It's gold, and it almost makes me think I should stop deleting spam comments so the spammers» clients get what they deserve.

So the issue here is related only to comments, which we delete when in the form of promotional spam.

So Google, along with Yahoo! and Bing decided to come up with a solution to try and cut down on this «comment spam» and devised an attribute that a webmaster could add to links that he or she could not vouch for, or did not trust.

Anthony's and Mr. G's web sites both appear to have been designed by a moderately talented fifth - grader, so I'm guessing that they didn't personally fire up an auto - spam program and type in their insipid spam comments.

(Comments are moderated to keep out spam so your comment may not appear right away below, but it will post later.)

Somehow your comment ended up in my spam folder and I just fished it out, so I'll be a little late to the party but I'll still head over and link up:).

update — I'm having trouble with comments disappearing or going to spam... if you can, would you mind leaving one so I can see what's wrong?

It was a bit buried between spam comments so I must have missed it while approving.