I've gotten 360 or so spam comments in the past 24 hours
Not so great, but not totally unmanageable. Still, that's a lot of spam, I might consider Typekey-only comments in the very near future ... until we implement Movable Type registration.
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I've gotten 360 or so spam comments in the past 24 hours
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Not so great, but not totally unmanageable. Still, that's a lot of spam, I might consider Typekey-only comments in the very near future ... until we implement Movable Type registration.
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Steve,
I've had the same problem. What I've done is kill out old, no-longer-interesting-or-timely entries that seem to be spam-comment magnets; I still get more than plenty of spam comments but fewer than in the past.
Just a thought.
Posted by: The Mayor | December 21, 2007 12:22 AM
I can't get rid of anything. I'm thinking of moving to Typekey-only comments, and there's talk of all blogs using the new Movable Type account registration like the USC blog, so I might wait for that.
They've just got to keep the server from getting hammered somehow.
Posted by: Steven Rosenberg
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December 21, 2007 10:45 AM