Weird posts tonight
#3

Joined: Jan 2003
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(a) demonstrating that whoever's contracted to do the spamming has posted <i>n</i> number of links
(b) vaguely hoping that someone will click on one or other of them, whatever may be on the other end of them.
There is little or no cost to spamming apparently pointlessly (as opposed to trying to target it) - sooner or later there will be one gain that makes up for it.
(b) vaguely hoping that someone will click on one or other of them, whatever may be on the other end of them.
There is little or no cost to spamming apparently pointlessly (as opposed to trying to target it) - sooner or later there will be one gain that makes up for it.
#6
Joined: Oct 2003
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They have been happening everyday this week - just a disguise to get their web site listed hidden in the Korean message.
I don't know why the posting system can't be set so that all posts in alphabets other than Latin be diverted for someone to review before posting.
I don't know why the posting system can't be set so that all posts in alphabets other than Latin be diverted for someone to review before posting.
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#9
Joined: Jan 2015
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spambots....
Tripadvisor had the same problem.
http://www.tripadvisor.com.au/ShowTo...or_Travel.html
Tripadvisor had the same problem.
http://www.tripadvisor.com.au/ShowTo...or_Travel.html
#10

Joined: Jun 2012
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Fodors really do need to block these posts. Out of the top 50 posts that my browser is set to show, 31 were of the dodgy Korean type. That means that 31 posts from travellers were pushed way down the list and might miss an answer.





