Sentences with phrase «like spam comments»

Not exact matches

Some of those included warnings like «no abusive, offensive, or spam comments,» and «no personal anecdotes.»

But what if you're not a spam bot hungry for fake comments and you're just a business owner like Azhar looking to engage new customers?

Update: and the two most recent spam comments, that came in after the cliff, are not like the others.

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Comment # 169 looks like spam.

Anonymous or SPAM - like comments will be removed.

Since you're a paid troll I know you'll follow but not with original comments you'll just spam mine like the loser you are.

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.

PS: Do you ever get those spam comments and / or emails that try to sound like actual comments or emails?

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!

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.

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.

Glad you liked the list, Rosalind, but please note: adding a self - promotional link to your comments will likely land them in the spam folder or trash on most popular sites.

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).

You must not create or submit unwanted email, comments, likes or other forms of commercial or harassing communications (a / k / a «spam») to any users of the Services, or solicit, collect or use the login credentials or other users of the Services.

I kind of did a longish comment with a number of links in it - do comments like that get screened to make sure they aren't full of spam?

Spam is either a repetitious comment, or a comment that's not only off topic but also something like an advertisement or, in other words, anything that would be considered junk mail normally.

You may not like my comment, but it's certainly not Spam.

It's easy to use and set up, and I like it for the most part, but (among other issues) it lets spam bots through while actual people are unable to leave comments on my entries.

We like to publish differing opinions and have heated debates, but we've found in the past that the amount of spam we received, plus the comments that were less than civil, required a fair amount of moderation, which often stymied discussion when the iron was hot.

To keep spam under control, I need to close the comments on threads after 4 weeks (can't figure out if it is possible to open comments on a single thread, doesn't seem like it is possible).

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.

Welllll... the bots have spread their ignorance to Eli's little hutch, their comment spam much like a DOS attack in that the thread is made tedious.

While personally I tend to like the idea of making anonymous comment spam illegal, New York's recently proposed bills to ban anonymous online speech, seem like good old - fashioned overreaching to me:

Like probably every website on the planet, we get plenty of spam comments.

Now, companies that relied on spam are feeling the harm, which is why realinsurance.com.au is now sending out something like cease - and - desist letters demanding websites to remove its now - harmful spammy comments.

While I'd like to think that posting a generic spam comment, on a post that recommends against this very practice, must be a joke, I am skeptical.

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.

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If you'd like to check out a couple of great adoption blogs, look for «the r house blog» and also «Que & Brittany's Doption blog» (You can just copy them and google, I don't want my comment being taken for spam thanks to links!)