If anyone has information on the attack of the Russian trolls - examples, how to spot them, ip addys etc. Please leave a comment. It will help us expose them and help them improve their game.
posted by Simon on 08.15.08 at 11:22 AM
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I'm basically blocking everything with an .ru (Russia) or .ua (Ukraine) extension. Notoriously bad sites, though, include Bigmir.com and Lviv.net. Luckily, most of the spam sites are pretty easy to recognize by name.
I do permit commenters from select countries as the above, but also including .cn (China), to sent me a direct message indicating that they are not a spam bot if they wish to register and/or comment. I can't really stop the bad links beyond what my blogging software permits, though. And the scrapers? I'm happy to hear whatever you've got to say on how to reasonably stop them.
I'm basically blocking everything with an .ru (Russia) or .ua (Ukraine) extension. Notoriously bad sites, though, include Bigmir.com and Lviv.net. Luckily, most of the spam sites are pretty easy to recognize by name.
I do permit commenters from select countries as the above, but also including .cn (China), to sent me a direct message indicating that they are not a spam bot if they wish to register and/or comment. I can't really stop the bad links beyond what my blogging software permits, though. And the scrapers? I'm happy to hear whatever you've got to say on how to reasonably stop them.