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1 | Kevin

October 22nd, 2003 at 12:36 pm

The next version of MT-Blacklist addresses the comment and rebuild slowdown. After much discussion the model will more closely resemble an anti-virus solution, with active blocking (which you get now even if you use the hack) and the ability to clean old comments of banned URL's.

In the next version everything on your blacklist is blocked, but if a new spam that is not blacklisted comes in you have the option to add it to the list, delete it (and rebuild), plus find and delete all existing comments containing the same banned URL or from the same IP address.

2 | Mark Carey

October 22nd, 2003 at 5:10 pm

User of MT-Blacklist may be interested in a new collaboration space for sharing information about spam sources. The Blog Spam Database lists known spam domains, phrases, and IP addresses – and includes text-file output for use with MT-Blacklist. The Blog Spam Database can be found at http://www.markcarey.com/spamdb/

3 | James Seng

October 22nd, 2003 at 10:43 pm

I see the history email blacklist (RBL, ORBS, MAPS) is been repeat again here…*sigh*

those who dont study history is bounded to make the same mistake again.

ps: Jay and myself have a short discussion on blacklist vs bayesian. See http://james.seng.cc/archives/000156.html

4 | blog.mapu.de

October 26th, 2003 at 10:27 am

Gesammeltes zu Kommentar-Spam bei MT
Ich hatte zwar seither keine Probleme mehr mit Kommentar-Spam (*auf Holz klopf*), falls es aber mal wieder vermehrt Ärger geben sollte, habe ich hier mal meine dazu gesammelten Links abgelegt: Kommentar-Spam bei MovableType [Bloghaus] Subscribe to comm…

5 | geeky.chick.blog

October 26th, 2003 at 11:13 pm

Die, Spam, Die!
This Comment Spam problem is bad enough, but when the spambots started attacking my memorial post for Joe, that was…