Pivot-Blacklist: a first line of defense for Pivot bloggers against comment-spammers
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Inspired by Adam Kalsey's Comment Spam Manifesto I thought it would be nice to do my part in the fight against comment-spamming.
Pivot-Blacklist is a simple but rather effective extension for Pivot to defend your blog against the horror of comment-spamming. The current (initial) 0.1 release has the following features:
Hopefully this little extension will help Pivot users in preventing their sites being taken over by the comment spammers. You can download Pivot-Blacklist by clicking on the link below:
Download Pivot-Blacklist
Pivot-Blacklist is a simple but rather effective extension for Pivot to defend your blog against the horror of comment-spamming. The current (initial) 0.1 release has the following features:
- scanning of comments based on Jay Allen's MT-blacklist datafile
- additional datafile for your own rules in case some spam isn't caught by the blacklist
- Blocking and redirection to a user-defined page after spam has been detected in a comment
- Automatic daily update of the MT Blacklist datafile from Jay Allen's site
Hopefully this little extension will help Pivot users in preventing their sites being taken over by the comment spammers. You can download Pivot-Blacklist by clicking on the link below:
Download Pivot-Blacklist
At 25 November '04 - 14:46 MadJo.nl wrote:
At 25 November '04 - 14:52 Marco wrote:
At 25 November '04 - 20:53 MadJo.nl wrote:
At 18 June '06 - 10:19 Rick O'Brien wrote:
The approach I took with my blog was to edit the templates to take away the ability to post comments. I still get the occasional comment listed in “Entries” and still have hundreds of “trackbacks” per day and have to delete these manually. How can I block trackbacks?