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[Technology & Marketing Law Blog] Technology & Marketing Law Blog: "Spam Filter Ate My Electronic ...: The court's ruling doesn't directly address the "spam filter ate my CM/ECF notice" excuse, but gives the lawsuit a small dose of oxygen.

[Weblog Tools Collection] Are You Spamming Comments Inadvertently? « Weblog Tools Collection: I’m realtively new to blogging and I didn’t know that leaving a comment with my link there could be classified as spam because I personally don’t leave spammy comments. But as you bring up this topic Google have also recently addressed it as being a problem and they will be incoporating something into the algorythm to try and detect and penalise spam comments.

[GreenGeeks Blog] GreenGeeks Blog » Blog Archive » Fight Blog Spam with Akismet!: I haven’t seen any spam since. So, if you’re running a Wordpress blog and have comment spam, I suggest installing Akismet!

[Free Blog Help dot Com] Blog spam: yuck!: Blog spamming artificially increases their site’s rankings and makes your site look bad in the process. Although search engines have put in some measures to that recognize spam and decrease the importance of these auto-backlinks, it will never overcome the persistence of spammers —

[DotNetKicks.com] Silverlight 4 - How to Capture Audio and Video from a Web Cam: If you would post links to the original content owners, I (and other moderators) would be more likely to kick your items on an individual basis vs. down-kicking for BlogSpam, and you would also save the community from having to click-through an extra website.

[TPMCafe] TPMCafe Site Update: And there was the conflict: Our editorial standards, the freedom to write what you want at TPMCafe and the confusion among so many readers about which was which on the front page. So on an interim basis, we took the most popular reader posts section off the front page, so we could keep having our editorial standards, we could allow everyone their own viewpoint at TPMCafe and the two things didn't keep crossing wires.

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