random observations: spam commenters making you smile before you “empty spam”
It’s been a while since we talked about spamcomments on our blog. We finally managed to install the latest version of WordPressand changed the theme – and this really helped, in the sense that we don’t have THAT much spam comments… But here and there, once in a blue moon, a comment comes into “pending” that makes you just SMILE.
We used to collect and list these “interesting comments”, but they have now become trickier – now people aim just for “a name and a link” to post as a comment, no matter what comment. So recently we started listing theses names (not the links!) so that we may SMILE together Of course, in the meantime they all got “trashed!” since, at the end of the day, these are SPAM comments!
Spam Commenters that make you smile
Here are some of the “real names” people who want to comment on our blogs would use:
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If you take a closer look, some of them are search engine keywords, others are unintelligible words, while others are simply random words. Even though the value of such links has been much deprecated – just as the value of the links in tweets is not that important – why would people still try to place these comments? Yes, the comments on a blog are very valuable, but not these random off-the-topic spam comments.
These people always amuse us. As long as there’s the internet with free speech, and as long as there’s a software called “wordpress” running on your website, there is a way for such automatic and rubbish spam comments to be posted (or tried to be posted) there. Oh well, thank God for Akismet, our Spam Watch Dog, and part of the WordPress’ own Jetpack! [picture source: No Spam!]
random observations: spam commenters making you smile before you “empty spam”
We used to collect and list these “interesting comments”, but they have now become trickier – now people aim just for “a name and a link” to post as a comment, no matter what comment. So recently we started listing theses names (not the links!) so that we may SMILE together
Of course, in the meantime they all got “trashed!” since, at the end of the day, these are SPAM comments!
Spam Commenters that make you smile
Here are some of the “real names” people who want to comment on our blogs would use:
If you take a closer look, some of them are search engine keywords, others are unintelligible words, while others are simply random words. Even though the value of such links has been much deprecated – just as the value of the links in tweets is not that important – why would people still try to place these comments? Yes, the comments on a blog are very valuable, but not these random off-the-topic spam comments.
These people always amuse us. As long as there’s the internet with free speech, and as long as there’s a software called “wordpress” running on your website, there is a way for such automatic and rubbish spam comments to be posted (or tried to be posted) there. Oh well, thank God for Akismet, our Spam Watch Dog, and part of the WordPress’ own Jetpack! [picture source: No Spam!]
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