Whoever the Next President Is, Here’s How They Can Build a Stronger America
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Chuck was recently challenged to come up with five things that the next
president, whoever they end up being, should do once they’re in office. In
today’s ...
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I've been getting a lot more spam on my blog.
I have also been getting more comments which are hard to qualify- they're on old posts, which generally =spam, but they don't seem to actually BE spam. I just don't understand why someone is commenting something like "Nice" on a 4 month old post...
I approve them if they're not obviously commercial/ spam, but I wonder if I'm somehow being hoodwinked.
I get occasional spam, but what I have been getting a lot of lately is a huge amount of referer spam. Hundreds of hits. Blogger says not to click on them, just ignore them. It is a pain, though.
I've been getting hit a lot too. If it's older than 7 days I want to see it first.
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I have received a few of them as well, sometimes in foreign languages. I am for moderation, as long as one's got the time.
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Yeah, I've gotten the "aerospoke" spam, which is basically a basic vague comment like "very nice" and then the link is to the Aerospoke website in Japanese. It seems like they show up more on older comments but not always (a good reason to moderate comments for older posts.) As a matter of policy, I'll always check the links for new comments, and if it's to a commercial site, gone.
While we're on boxes of soap, how many of you have been offered a "free guest blog entry" by someone associated with a motorcycle site?
Yup. I regularly receive these and some are very clever, hard to distinguish from real comments. Mine however are not limited to old posts. After every new post at least a couple of spammers try to sneak in.
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