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Alright, I know the word verification requirement in comments drives people crazy. I hate it myself. I took it off last night just to see if it was still a problem and I've already been receiving ridiculous spam comments. Hate it. Hate it. I will set the word verification back on. Meanwhile, feel free to join me on Facebook where commenting is easier.
Note: On advice received in comments I have changed the comments option to registered users. Not sure exactly what that means so if it is too terribly in convenient let me know. I think the goal is to prevent spam commentators who tend to be anonymous.
12 comments:
Joan, the easiest solution is to set your comments to block anonymous comments. I used to get 30 - 40 anonymous spam comments a day. Since setting it to block anonymous comments three or four months ago, I have not had a single spam comment. At most the filter now catches one legitimate comment a month, so it works very well.
Love all your bloom pictures!
The word verification doesn't bother me. Since I've figured out that I can do this if I look at only one letter at a time and type that, I never get the "doesn't match" message.
Thanks Jack. Let me check on that. Truthfully, I get one or two comments here anymore and 20 - 30 on Facebook for the same photo. Times change, eh.
Thanks Pixel!
Thanks Bruce!
Love hat shot withe the bumblebee
Joan, I hate Facebook so I'll never be there... but I love your blog and your photos and your posts, so don't give up blogging! Great pics!
Love the ibis, and pretty much all your shots. I don't get a comments option in Fbook, so only comment here.
Thank you! I am having so much trouble with my cameras fogging up in the heat and humidity. I am surprised every time I have a shot in focus.
Marcheline - here is the thing. I can post something here and get one or two comments. Post the same shot on FB and get 30 likes and comments. I guess being able to click "like" is so easy.
Thanks Shelley! I appreciate it.
One of my favorite places on the planet. And yes, word verification is a necessary evil.
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