Please don’t persist in dropping comments on my old posts with nothing but links to Asian sites. I collect enough information to track you down when you do.
Don’t make me track you down, because I will.
Don’t make me add Captcha to my comment mechanism, because I will.
Don’t spam blogs because you can. It doesn’t help your sites, and you will only piss people off when you do. You don’t want to piss me off.
If you would like some helpful advice on what you CAN do to get the same results, just contact me. I’d be happy to show you how to do that without being considered a nuisance.
Dump on my site one more time, and I WILL retaliate, and you won’t like it when I do.
We now return to our scheduled posting…
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I don’t find it very hard to delete them when they come in.
It is a daily nuisance. I put the comment moderator on my blog to test it and people started leaving, no one likes captcha etc….too bad we can’t add html in our sites that automatically removes splogs lol.
Send them a specific .exe file as a think you in their email, they open it and by by system lol…NO DON’T DO THAT…just think it lol
Daily?!?! That must really be a pain for you then. My poor little blog should be happy to have received its first bit of spam I guess, but then there is only one direction to go from having no spam right?
If I figure out who did this to me, I’ll surely write about it and how it happened. I suspect I won’t see that day for this one.
Thanks for leaving a comment that isn’t laced with spam! haha
I get that daily. They were just aimed for my post about thought-provoking films, and varied from drug adverts to x-rated sites, but now they are starting to spread to less popular posts. That’s why I moderate. I hate delaying posting someone’s comment, but I also hate the thought that something crappy could be sitting on my site for hours. If you are able to track them down, please let me know how you do it!
~ Kristi
And oh, I love Asian people, in fact I love all people. I must say though the Asian culture is quite fascinating to watch from this side of the sea. Crazy shows!
Hahaha, nice of you to swing by Earthling Gorgeous! Now that little tiff is done, I’ll go back to leaving questionable comments on other blogs.
Hey you! I am Asian! I didn’t post a comment first on your blog you did! Don’t single out anyone or I will KILL YOU! Hah! Now I’m pissed. Now back to regular blogging.
You speaka Chinese?
—jeez, I hope it wasn’t something I said—?? I mean like I was just kidding?
Hmm…there’s another post. The possible origins of ‘It’s better to be pissed off than pissed on’…
Believe me, I don’t put much energy into those that are obviously working the system. Although, I do spend energy looking at how they do things and why. That can reveal ways to circumvent these things from happening. Albeit, for this particular issue, there are already things in place to help negate this type of activity. I’m still very curious about the ‘why’ though…
“You don’t want to piss me off” My dad always said its better to be pissed off than pissed on. And i agree 100%. Being angry is an enjoyable experience, although it can, at times, take up too much energy. Then its just not that much fun anymore.
I hate the captcha stuff too, and I have the same issues you pointed out. In fact, I’ve left sites without a comment because of the captcha.
I don’t want to put it on here at all. I will go to an approval process before I do captcha. But [b]I will[/b] go after anyone that spams me.
I won’t put up with that crap on my site.
Unfortnately, it’s everyone else who suffer. BTW, I HATE Captcha, because when they run the letters together, I can’t tell the difference between rn and m or even i and j.