ab wrote:I haven't reported any spam. I don't quite understand why you're so keen to know that. The very latest spam is obviously spam, from its title, so I didn't even bother reading it. I'm surprised that 13 other people did.
Well, my point is, perhaps you should practice what you preach before dispensing advice about how to effectively deal with spam i.e. if you saw it, report it,
then post saying what you think should be done with spam. Which is not to say that you are not entitled to your opinion on the subject. I thought it was obviously spam too from the title and no, I didn't read it either.
ab wrote:I was saying that by replying to a post you bring attention to it, so people are more likely to look at it. When people see a crowd gathering in the street, they are curious as to what's so interesting. the same is true on a forum like this.
I know and appreciate that. However, further to my point (above) I think that if you yourself are not willing to report spam then it's a touch hypocritical - imho, of course - of you to post that reporting is the best way to deal with it. I'm picky like that.
Scott wrote:I'm afraid it's just the nature of an open door policy.
I'm sure that it's not easy. It just seems that we are getting more of this than we did before.
Is reporting it the best way to deal with it?
Luna