BreakPoint
spambots again
@PaulG. wrote:
@crossrulz wrote:
@LordNobady wrote:
still spam. why?? do we neet to rapport it as a bug?
And after we had such a good span of quickly removed SPAM. Looks like someone found a hole in the filter or somebody is taking the day off.
Somebody stopped coming in early. Those 5 AM wakeup calls to deal with spam can be miserable.
As a native Minnesotan (I can actually claim "Ethnic Minnesotan" I have 6 generations on all sides going back although, my son and grandchildren's father was born in Bremerton, Wa. so the cycle may be broken). Spam for breakfast really isn't all that bad.
@PaulG. wrote:
Somebody stopped coming in early. Those 5 AM wakeup calls to deal with spam can be miserable.
On another forum where I am a moderator, I get emails when there are new reports from users. This goes to my phone, and from there I can delete the post. Sure if I'm asleep I won't wake up to remove spam but for me I don't need to be in the office to remove it.
@JÞB wrote:
@PaulG. wrote:
@crossrulz wrote:
@LordNobady wrote:
still spam. why?? do we neet to rapport it as a bug?
And after we had such a good span of quickly removed SPAM. Looks like someone found a hole in the filter or somebody is taking the day off.
Somebody stopped coming in early. Those 5 AM wakeup calls to deal with spam can be miserable.
As a native Minnesotan (I can actually claim "Ethnic Minnesotan" I have 6 generations on all sides going back although, my son and grandchildren's father was born in Bremerton, Wa. so the cycle may be broken). Spam for breakfast really isn't all that bad.
I was wondering where you were going with that. Thought you might've thought you were in the Cold Thread.
Make sure to also keep looking out for other spammer types, such as this guy who thought he could add to my idea advertising for septic cleaning services. 😮
Make sure to report all those to the moderator immediately. (Use google translate if the text is in a foreign language and looks like gibberish).
Translated from Vietnamese, this particular post was as follows (original probably deleted by the time you read this):
Professional communication principles sewer: Septic, toilet, floor drain, sinks, urinals,
Pits, Water Street, St. ... Fixing stormwater pipeline
Handling odor: Prevent odor thoroughly WC areas, housing ...
Dot Waterproof: Ceilings, Walls, Swimming, WC area .. (By Technology Polytechnic.)
Car Specialist septic tanks: Mud Hut, manholes, drains .. by special purpose vehicles (with the most advanced vehicles imported from Germany)
@PhillipBrooks wrote:
And in full force. Nothing like showing up at work on a Saturday morning only to find 200 spam posts on the LabVIEW board.
@PhillipBrooks wrote:
Well, they never left. Just because you don't see them because they are typically removed within minutes, does not mean they are not real. 😞
Spam bandit reported to Moderator..
I still think that LV Champs or Knights should be able to block spammers immediately..
