Have you ever been involved in a conversation with someone and seen or found something absolutely embarrassing about them. Something like a piece of food stuck between their teeth, or someone with a piece of toilet paper on their shoe, or worse a guy with his fly down. It’s distracting to say the least and makes it really hard to concentrate on what the person is talking about. This is how I feel about comment spam on blogs as will most of your blog’s audience. Don’t fret; there are steps you can take to stop it. In this article I’ll talk about a few of the steps we here at Digital Positions are taking, including monitoring our posts, moderating suspected comments, and setting up black lists for keywords, domains, and known email address’s of comment spammers.
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