How to block spam commenting in my word-press blog?

[kalmakuran]

Hello friends,

How to block spam commenting in my word-press blog?

 

[Niki Kidman]

Report spam (the default if you simply press the Spam button) tells Yahoo! “messages like this are spam to me”. It then takes this information and uses it to refine its spam filter – either globally if enough other people say the same things about emails like that, or perhaps just for you if the systems spam filter supports that level of personalization. Keep doing that and the amount of spam you find in your inbox should decrease over time.

 

[othername0104]

you can use plugin Akismet

 

[NamRay]

With plugin Akismet:
- Visitors submit comments on your blog.
- Your blog runs each comment through Akismet.
- Akismet tells your blog whether it’s ham or spam.

 

[samir09]

To enable Akismet on your WordPress blog, go to the Plugins panel and activate the Plugin.

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[liveprosoftech]

You can use Akismet plugin to avoid spam comments.

 

[alex.thomson]

First, You have to activate Akismet. After Akismet is activated, you'll see a menu added to the Comments Panel that holds a list of "caught" comment spam.

 

[roberthardy]

Enable Akismet on your WordPress blog

 

[pablohunt2812]

Install Askimet Plugin on your wordpress. if you installed it and then check if it has been activated yet

 

[chinomoreno]

Well there is an option in wordpress where you can review comments on your blog site, or just install a plugin.

 

[bellevoir]

You should close comment of your blog.

 

[druckexpert]

You should also close comment of your blog.

 

[anna91]

you can use some plugin. you can search on google "plugin block comment spam "

 

[williamstinner1]

Askimet Plugin is best for you.

 

[riprook7]

Askimet Plugin is best for you.

Thanks for sharing

 

[tabigoasia]

First, You have to activate Akismet. After Akismet is activated, you'll see a menu added to the Comments Panel that holds a list of "caught" comment spam.

Thanks for sharing.

 

[ShushIncalls]

Report spam (the default if you simply press the Spam button) tells Yahoo! “messages like this are spam to me”. It then takes this information and uses it to refine its spam filter – either globally if enough other people say the same things about emails like that, or perhaps just for you if the systems spam filter supports that level of personalization. Keep doing that and the amount of spam you find in your inbox should decrease over time.

Thanks for sharing