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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.

Not to mention the spam comments which total 139,032.

Not exact matches

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.

It is probably left by «spam bots» which are computer programs that leave spam comments in the attempt to create links back to other websites.

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.

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.

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

Another interesting comment from Christian Finn, which I accidentally deleted while purging spam (sorry about that, Christian!)

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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.

Dear Asimnicol, Your comment had spam lines, which have been deleted.

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.

I have never tried to moderate my comments (except for spam, which is why you might have a comment with embedded links held for moderation — I am looking to filter people selling male enhancement products, not people who disagree with me.)

I'm having difficuilty getting the most interesting parts of my comment posted, which may be due to the numerous links that i'm providing, which may have put the submission into the «spam» box..

Comments which are not obvious spam that are moderated to the «shadow» state, which is optionally visible.

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.

I couldn't leave the topic of blog comments without mentioning that our spam filters, which are pretty fierce, have managed to exclude 934,272 spam comments since March of this year.

Actually Josh, the management of dubious postings which are closer to spam than genuine comments is fairly trivial.

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.

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.

This prevents spam and bogus comments, which helps to protect law firms.

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

He's posted his last entry, setting out his reasons (baby # 3, spam comments, volunteer technical support, new research project) which add up to blogger burn - out after seven years.

I would rather put up with a bit of annoying spam, which can be deleted by a moderator, than limit the ability of legitimate timely comments that for one reason or another can not be made other than anonymously.

Some popular plug - ins include Akismet, which reviews comments and filters out those likely to be spam, and the All in One SEO Pack, which optimizes titles for search engines.

The number of «good bot» visits to sites is growing while «bad bot» activity is declining, particularly from those which specialize posting in spam comments.