Yes, this happens a lot. I think the term is splog (spam blog). Mark
as spam! We've also been seeing a rise of comments that look like
comments, but aren't (i.e. will say I really liked your article
[article name], but i am not sure I 100% agree - or something similar
to that).
Regards,
-Frank
Yeah...I've seen a lot of faux comments. Some of them get fairly
intricate. I'd just never seen this trackback-based spamming before.
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Yes, this happens a lot. I think the term is splog (spam blog). Mark
as
it really blows my mind when the comment spam gets thru
my typepad comment captcha -- how do they do that?
On 10/15/07, J. Rhett Aultman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yiteah...I've seen a lot of faux comments. Some of them get fairly
intricate. I'd just never seen this trackback-based spamming
I'd imagine it's not hard to get your hands on the spam filter algorithm.
If you know what spam you and other spammers have been sending, then you
can train the filter using it and determine what weights it's giving to
different words and phrases, then form a new phrase that scores low on the
