Comments on: 3 Ways To Make Spammers Cry (On WordPress And Blogger)

By: IT konsulentydelser

IT konsulentydelser — Sat, 24 Sep 2011 05:38:29 +0000

I think your blog post is very nice.

By: SEO

SEO — Thu, 24 Jun 2010 06:35:43 +0000

A think :
If you ever come across something we host thatâ€™s spam just drop the link there and someone will look at it within an hour or so.
Akismet and a few other internal tools help, but I think itâ€™s mostly that we take splogs pretty seriously and respond accordingly.

By: Troy

Troy — Wed, 07 Apr 2010 18:15:00 +0000

Excellent post, I was being hit with the bogus posts daily. I was blocking email address’s and sites but as you know they just make new ones and continue. I just installed spam-free sounds like this is the way to go. I may use Diquis in the future if it continues. Very helpful post thanks for posting it.

By: V.C

V.C — Tue, 23 Mar 2010 04:41:14 +0000

I’m using WordPress and my blog receive thousands of spam comments per day. My solution is blocking wordpress by using the comment moderation section. Successful rate: 90%

By: Sergej MÃ¼ller

Sergej MÃ¼ller — Sat, 20 Mar 2010 21:42:00 +0000

My solution: Antispam Bee for WordPress http://antispambee.com – the plugin was developed by me and is very very effective.

By: Bill Masson

Bill Masson — Sat, 20 Mar 2010 03:38:18 +0000

Thanks for the advice, i hate spammers, luckily most of my spam is stopped in its tracks by wp-spam free but you do have to be careful how you set it up, you may well stop genuine commenter’s if not done properly. I get a lot of comment spam from bots scripts that sell all over the web, but these are easy to spot as they are too generalised and never on the subject of the post, you know the ones “great blog have bookmarked your site” ect ect ect. What makes me mad is the crappy or spammy sites linking up to my blog, not much you can do here except ask them to unlink which they don’t do anyway.

By: tiagÃ³n

tiagÃ³n — Sat, 20 Mar 2010 02:59:24 +0000

Being a Movable Type user in the last six years, I can say that this is a neverending battle. Ultimately we’re able to stop 99% of spam using TypePad AntiSpam, MT AutoBan, MT Moderate, MT Approval and Spam Firewall. And, unfortunately, darned captcha. Yes, it’s a lot of things. And in the last months we’ve been coping with overloads in the .cgi comment script (which we’ve successfully rounded by fine tuning robots.txt, it seems). This last tip came, btw, from a great resource site that I reccomend to all MT users — Maarten Schenk’s movabletips.com.