On Mon, 2006-12-18 at 17:00 -0800, James Newton, Host wrote:
> > That's really too bad! My wiki sends me an email whenever 
> > anyone posts,
> 
> As does piclist.com, and it does not post the post until I approve it. I
> also have developed triggers for the common wiki-spam engines. E.g. there is
> one that always includes "hhfgdgdf" and another always uses the name of a
> state (e.g. Oregon, Washington, Texas, etc...) on a separate line. Anything
> with [URL= or [b] gets canned. Also any reference to blogspot.com or
> hometown.aol.com. And of course it blocks anything with the standard
> erection or diet pills.
> 
> > and I haven't (yet) suffered wiki spam.
> 
> I went for a long time without any and then all of a sudden it just started
> rolling in. Very sharp curve. Nothing one day, then 20 or so a day and
> climbing to the current 70 or so daily.

Just a suggestion, but how about using a Turing image type thing for all
entries? Or are these humans adding the spam messages?

TTYL

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