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[Hobo] Blog Comment Spam Advice From Google | Hobo: [...] night I found out from my friend Shaun who runs a UK SEO Company that Google are now advising about comment spam and reinclusion requests.Here is the official proclamation of best practice in the eyes of GoogleI should note that Google [...]

[justaddwater.dk] justaddwater.dk | Blog Usability: Avoid Spam Comments: [...] We have for example been blocking certain keywords that we found where common in spam that slipped through Akismet, or we have been changing the standard WordPress URL for posting comments. Finally we have incorporated a little htaccess hack that validates the posters referral URL.

[Blog Bites Man] Just saying no to link spam « Blog Bites Man: Whether or not these guys are scam artists in the sense that they won’t pay up, or spammers promoting viagra sites is irrelevant. What they are doing by purchasing text links in the content of your sites and dictating the keywords which are used as the anchor text for those links is an attempt to influence Google into ranking their clients sites higher up the results than those sites deserve to be.

[CatsWhoCode.com] 10+ extremely useful PHP classes: ADOdb is a database abstraction library for PHP, supporting MySQL, PostgreSQL, Interbase, Firebird, Oracle, MS SQL and more. ADOdb is quite easy to learn and have lots of nice features as such as extensive portability support, speed and BSD licencing.

[Lorelle on WordPress] Fighting Registration Spam in WordPress « Lorelle on WordPress: I think the idea behind registration spam is to try and either appear on the Authors page or hope that the blog admin was silly enough to give new users posting rights by default. At any rate, I agree that some kind of moderation or spam filtering needs to get applied to user logins.

[cdcstudios.com | portfolio v8.1] My Five Must-Have WordPress Plugins: I’ll be updating with links to the other folks I invited to share their Top 5 lists with as they post them. Feel free to let me know the ones I don’t know about or somehow overlooked (I’m currently using 13 plugins total and always looking for amazing time saving, information delivery improving plugins).

[DrunkenBlog] Much ado about Google: In my continuing quest to cut a swath through my inbox this evening instead of doing what I said I'd do to others, I'm noticing people keep asking why they can't post a blogspot or google url in the comments, and I really need something I can just link to instead of having to reply, as due to time they're getting shorter and shorter, and it'll eventually be mistaken for being terse. It basically comes down to two things...

[Simple Thoughts - Java and Web Blog] Understanding Intrusion Detection System - Samhain: It handles http and https URL's and should work across platforms and configurations (like using htaccess for clean url's etc.).

[I got Spam?!] I got Spam?!: Apple's Distribution Plan for Safari Compared to Malware: Subscribe to I got Spam?! newsletter? (Newsletters are sent out weekly). Remember me. Security Code: * (Please help us to sort out spam.) Security Code. Please enter your comment here: (Sorry, no HTML is allowed - URLs will be made ...

[Hacked Gadgets - DIY Tech Blog] Chip Hacker - Hacked Gadgets - DIY Tech Blog: You could also try the HG Forum but you will need to register and jump through a few hoops which are unfortunately required to combat the spam we were getting. Thanks Marcus.

[The Tasty Island] Palolo Valley Eats: North Shore Grinds | The Tasty Island: Secondly, like Diner A’s Teri Burger on his combo plate, Diner E’s Teri Burger Patty wasn’t marinaded in any Teriyaki, but simply grilled and then covered with Teriyaki sauce after the fact. Even at that, there wasn’t enough sauce to evenly coat the entire burger, having some parts exposed with none at all.

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