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[Gudlyf's World] WordPress Plugin: AuthImage | Gudlyf's World: I’ve upgrade my 1.4 to 2.0.2 version and it’s running well except one thing, all of my pages become not XHTML 1.0 strict when I’m validate it on W3C (my web previously validate as XHTML 1.0 strict with authimage 1.4), for now I’ve recently delete the session starter on my_hacks.php to fix this problem, anyone has any better solution for this problem? because the session_start function from authimage makes some links and form on my page not XHTML 1.0 strict compliant (the ampersand format etc.)

[Learning Movable Type] Concerning Spam | Security | Learning Movable Type: In addition to this plugin, there are several other options you can implement to help stem the tide of spam. Note that the spammers are constantly improving their methods to game the system, requiring constant vigilance on the part of the MT community to keep coming up with new ways to block them.

[WebmasterWorld] House Passes Bill to Restrict Internet Poker: And I see you guys talking about blog spamming and othe blackhat SEOs - well, guess what they will do if gambling becomes illegal and they succeed in stoping it? Yeah, right in your own industry.

[Making Light] Making Light: Google's fighting comment spam: The problem with Google's answer as a solution, is that it presumes that comment spammers will be just smart enough to perceive that this makes their efforts less useful and will simply give up posting to blogs that use nofollow. Based on the last 10 years of struggle with email spam, I'd say the more likely reaction will be to post 10 times as many comment spams to 10 times as many blogs and hope some of them are on sites that don't use it.

[SubHub - Over 300 exclusive articles about planning, running and marketing a profitable content website.] The Link Building Bible: Over 100 Ways to Build Backlinks to Your ...: Never use an automated link generation service that offers to create hundreds of links for $20. The quality of links are usually very poor (lots of adult, pharmacy and gambling sites), which will get your site penalized or even blacklisted by search engines

[Dougal Campbell's geek ramblings | Posts] Spammers should all DIE DIE DIE: What I want to do is to start tracking spam source IPs in realtime. When I determine that a blog comment or email message is spam, I’d add the source IP to a database.

[Matt Cutts: Gadgets, Google, and SEO] Link exchange emails: Does anyone still pay attention to these ? I don't know why, but recently I don't get them as much. I guess my spamfilter takes care of that. DB October 14, 2006 at 4:41 pm. A relevant trackback is not blog spam. Garry October 14, 2006 at 5 :27 pm .... Play some poker. Drink a few beers and watch some football. Whatever you wanna do, do that with the money you just saved. David October 15, 2006 at 5:19 pm. Roger,. They were looking to increase the site's hub score ;) . ...

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