Maarten Balliauw • 9/9/2010

BlogEngine.NET comment spam filtering

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The article details the author's struggle with comment spam on their BlogEngine.NET blog and their journey to find an effective solution. It covers initial failed attempts like closing old comments and using CAPTCHAs, before successfully implementing the platform's built-in spam filtering system. The author shares their specific configuration and analyzes the performance of different filter services (Akismet, StopForumSpam, TypePad), concluding with a setup that nearly eliminates spam.

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