"When earth's last picture is painted, and the tubes are twisted and dried, When the oldest colors have faded, and youngest critic has died, We shall rest, and, faith, we shall need it --lie down for an aeon or two. Till the Master of All Good Workmen shall set us to work anew..." ~Rudyard Kipling~
Be on the lookout for this spammer. On blogs he's visitied, he would leave some flattering remarks such as:
"I visited your site…and I was very impressed!
Beautiful work…congratulations.
Take also a look at my website…thanks and kind regards.
www.silverdreamer.be"
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5 comments:
hahaha...
thanks for reminding us on the spammer issue. :)
Ah, here you are, Snoopy. Good afternoon.
Spamming is not a subject for debate. Therefore, it is not an issue. It's an annoying problem that intrudes into my time and space.
This Silverdreamer.be entity thougth I would fall for him stroking my ego and to accept his invitation to visit his site. Fat chance! *grin*
I might have to to switch the word verification for comments back on again...*sigh*
I post most all the comments I get but I have to use the comment moderator to prevent
links to vulgar sites by a posted comment.
I post a lot of pictures of flowers and I like your tulip picture.
I just got back from Callaway Gardens Georgia and I posted forty pictures. When People allow
comments I thought they wanted comments. I never think of my self as a spammer. I found your site by the next blog button.
If you don't turn on the comment moderator you will have to deal with the spam.
I have noticed similar on my blog too. I get a manual/normal comment and then the spamming has started. So far, I have been lucky enough these comments have been received during night time so they have been waiting in the moderation panel.
*grrrr @ these damn spammers*
I am trying not to moderate real bloggers' comments, and let the readers respond freely and instantaneosly in the spirit of the moment.
Alas, internet and wireless spams are like the cold virus. We'll all get infected by it sooner and later, one way or another. And often.
Thanks, to all for your comments.
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