Turning on Comment Moderation

I have been getting a lot of comment spam in the past couple of months. I tried to tackle the situation with various method (including, but not limited to) disabling anonymous comments and enabling CAPTCHA. However, as nothing seems to have worked reliably, I am left with nothing but enforce comment moderation. Keep in mind that this blog isn't a democracy, but a dictatorship and I am the dictator. So, don't ever think about complaining of the moderation, whatsoever! This is my first and last decision. Well, at least for now. ;)

Edit: Almost all the spam comments have been cleared!

Posted by

Ameer
at Wednesday, March 10, 2010  

6 Comments:

Endang Kurniawan said... March 19, 2010 7:29 AM  

Haahahahaa..... Tried of moderate a comment... Just like me man.... I'm so tried....

Simon said... April 18, 2010 1:18 PM  

Good decision. Although it make you a little busy to review.

I usualy use akismet anti spam, to swap comment that posting by tool/ robot.

But I also reveiew all, to approve or delate. because, we like, if the commentator is the real human, not robot

karen said... June 17, 2010 11:08 PM  

It is hard to get rid of blog spammers.... as long as you have a do follow blog, there will surely be spammers...Sooner or later you will just get tired of moderating the blog

And how do you know i am not one of them? :)

Mr. Showman said... October 16, 2010 5:43 AM  

You are right man its hard to block spam sometimes.Well i am using a plugin to block my spam comments.Its working good

Alex said... October 20, 2010 12:36 AM  

Moderation is the only way to clean the blog from spammers. No plugins, CAPTCHA and other means will help. Good idea.

Matt said... March 9, 2011 1:37 PM  

I agree with Simon. Askimet is the best solution I've found. Particularity the paid edition. But its still a pain to moderate all the comments. Good luck with it.

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