A number of people have begun complaining about spam that is showing up in the comments' section of various blogs -- including this one. In fact, all the various StBlogs.org bloggers have been in communication by email behind the scenes and have agreed to simply delete any blog spam that shows up.
Just so that everyone has fair warning, in dealing with this problem I have opted out of the aforementioned agreement. Instead, I intend to abide by the Vere Protocol (which is a variation of the Welborn Protocol). The Vere Protocol states that all unsolicited blog spam that shows up in comments to my entries will be fair game for my-writing. Those who spam have been forwarned.
Hmm, there Vere Protocol sounds interesting. If I ever get spam commenting (or any commenting at all!), I may have to implement it!
Oh Pete, what a lovely and brilliant idea! This is why I had to think twice when my USMC reserve boyfriend proposed to me, but had he been a canon lawyer I would have accepted his proposal in a heartbeat!
THIS IS NOT SPAM
Oui!
I think I get how this is supposed to work. I added the parentheses to Eric's post. Unfortunately, MT isn't letting me add STYLE and SPAN tags.
So I guess we'll soon be treated to ads for Vereagra!
RC, you might be interested in a new MT plugin called MT-Blacklist which eradicates
comment and trackback spam.
http://www.jayallen.org/projects/mt-blacklist/
[LOL! This one gets to stay! -PJV]
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So if RC stays up all night installing the MT patch, does Pete still get to have the VERE PROTOCOL?
Pete gets to Vere-ify any that get past the filter.