I’m starting to see a handful of spam comments getting through.<\/p>\n
They are taking the form of “…wrote an interesting post today on…” – the “person” making the comment and their URL look reasonable enough, except the URL points to a copy of the original post and a shed load of useless adverts. For example:<\/p>\n
[…] The Social Programmer wrote an interesting post today on DDD6 – The Recruitment Panel – Your help is needed!Here’s a quick excerpt Colin needs your help! Whilst we\u2019re still voting for the DDD6 sessions, … : Founder of Girl Geek Dinners and software Engineer at Cardinal Health. She has grown up around technology … Insurance Services in Glasgow. His team writes enterprise applications for internal customers using […]<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
The same trick has come from a couple of domains, I’m tempted to blacklist anything that has “wrote an interesting post today on”, however not right away.<\/p>\n
Has anybody else hit upon this problem? Any solutions? <\/p>\n
I’m using WordPress 2.3 with Spam Karma. I’ve not looked at Akismet, should I be running that too?<\/p>\n
Thanks in advance.<\/p>\n
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I’m starting to see a handful of spam comments getting through. They are taking the form of “…wrote an interesting post today on…” – the “person” making the comment and their URL look reasonable enough, except the URL points to a copy of the original post and a shed load of useless adverts. For example: … Continue reading Comment Spam – The Return?<\/span>