I HATE Dirty Spam
Posted on March 31, 2007
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Sorry, I accidently deleted 4 or 5 actual comments while cleaning my comments section from the filthy perverted spam that has been hitting this blog like crazy during the past month. The spammers responsible are sick horny animals. I’m officially declaring a “War on Spam”. Who wants to be part of Drima’s Coalition of the Willing? Anybody interested? Grrrrr!!!
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I would recommend that you use a Captcha plugin. They have been extremely successful and reducing comment spam. See:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Plugins/Spam_Tools#Captcha
Get whatever it is that Sandmonkey is using. Please not a Captcha, though. Imagine what great fun it would be for me to guess a set of garbled letters on my mobile screen. Pretty please?