Avoiding spam

[Number17]

> It seems that this forum is constantly under spam attack. I think that the moderators should first moderate the posts of new members. This will stop most spam, but would require that the moderators should be more often online.

But then again, its just my 2 cents

[Number17]

> Ok so it seems no one listen or take advice. I'M OUTTA HERE.

[violin]

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> It seems that this forum is constantly under spam attack. I think that the moderators should first moderate the posts of new members. This will stop most spam, but would require that the moderators should be more often online.

But then again, its just my 2 cents

> Ok so it seems no one listen or take advice. I'M OUTTA HERE.

Hi. Sorry if the spam has got to you. Yes I also notice the spam here occasionally, but probably no more than I notice in other discussion forums and I can so easily ignore them. Personally I feel sorry for these poor unfortunate souls. What kind of existence of life must they be having if it's just about spamming forums such as this one?

My only suggestion would be for everyone not to open the links of these spam posts in case of unwittingly unleashing a computer virus or so that could so easily be hidden within their links. Best Regards

[jfmain]

> Also please immediately report any spam
that you suspect clicking the inverted question
mark within a post. It's the icon at the top of
a post that when you hover over it, the text you will
see as a small pop up is "Report this post".

It is surprising but spam is a problem and some of it
can be quite nasty so do report it as soon as you find it.

John