Saturday, June 23, 2007

Web 2.0, social network, and blogosphere spam - and what to do about it

Sooner or later, every forum moderator, blogger, blog admin, wiki organizer, or Web 2.0 aficionado will have to confront the issue of comment spammers. There are no easy answers. Posting a comment policy statement, such as the Comment Policy for 1389 Mobile Blog, may help to discourage human-generated spam, but 'bot-generated spam will require other measures.

Here are some articles on the topic that may be helpful:

Sometimes, though, the bloggers and webmasters themselves are to blame for degrading the quality of the blogosphere:

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2 comments:

steven edward streight said...

Thanks for linking to my posts. It's probably time to do an update on these issues.

I'm seeing a lot of PayPerPost comment spam lately.

1389 said...

Steven,
If you have any more information about PayPerPost comment spam and what to do about it, please let us know and we'll put an update link here to tell people where to find your new information.