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drastic increase in spam
Since I posted 15 hours ago, I've gotten another 6 spam comments from the same algorithm.
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An interesting further trend I noticed on them: Given the same comment input body, they post the identical text, further lending credence to the concept that it's an automatic system.
Original:
Seems like I'm out of luck? This will greatly hamper anything which I want to do with the data.Spammer:
If I wanted to store my data on the user's drive or on a server, though, I'm pretty-much out of luck.The spammer's source for the sentence was:
http://www.gamedev.net/features/reviews/productreview.asp?productid=613

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You must be a high profile spam taret!
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how'd we end up being friended on livejournal anyway?
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