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Comment Spam has become a big issue on Balkhis as it is growing rapidly. Even though most people say Akismet does the job, well it does do a job by reducing the thousands that it had, but if the amount is really high then it gets passed akismet.

I know you are probably thinking that this will be some silly thing, but this idea that Thomas Landauer came up with is by far the best I've seen in a long time. How does it work? Well the idea is relatively simple: Add CSS-hidden fields that a user won't see, but a spam-bot will fill.

Today we are facing many problems in our email and they trouble us a lot. One of the problems in our email is to prevent our mails from spam. To prevent that all email service providers are offering the security to prevent us from spam mails.

Even though Gmail features one of the best spam prevention, detection and anti-spam technology, it still sometimes fails to differentiate between the good, the bad and the ugly. Realizing the fact that no technology is 100% accurate or fool-proof, the Gmail team has introduced a new filter called ‘Never send it to Spam’ which can be used to prevent mails from being auto-marked as Spam in Gmail.

I’ve had eWrite Forms running for a good few months now. In short, it’s a service which allows a website owner to replace any form on their site which is being abused by spam messages with a form protected against spam. It was basic, providing only a few forms. A newsletter signup form, a contact form and a guestbook form.

While Gmail doesn’t filter all spam messages that could reach your inbox, it still does a better job as compared to other webmails such as Yahoo Mail or Hotmail. Apart from consistent improvements being done on Gmail’s filters, the utmost ingredient that contribute to the overall effectiveness is the use of community signals.

Ways To Prevent Spam March 22nd, 2008 — Security Spam isn’t limited to the harmless email chain we’ve all been guilty of sending to friends and family members. Many of us feel that receiving email spam is a lost cause and we’re sentenced to cleaning our inboxes out each morning.