He's back

[LAH20CAR]

Ahhhh Sooooo

Honorable Chineese gentalemen has surfaced again as love****

Registered 4-20 and did five post in less than ten minutes, but at least now they have some value---Chinesse proverbs

I wonder if he knows anybody at Harbor Freight, or even better, those guys that are building the Chinesse Amphib---I want an Amphi in Stainless Steel

Klick here for honarable site

°×ÔÆÅÆˮ½Á½Æܳµ¼ò½é--------Amphibious Jeep

Come on Kboy/lovebeijgo, help us out here

Remember, if it were not for the US, you would be speaking Japaneese and making Honda's

 

[mike_israel]

Yup, I see that.

I am going to set all new users to moderated. Makes more work for me but keeps these idiots at bay until I update some of the spam defenses.

Mike

 

[mike_israel]

OK, henceforth all new users are MODERATED. This is how I had things set up on Yahoogroups. Up until now, the captcha plus the question authentication was enough to thwart these guys along with, get this, the 15,000 PLUS banned ip addreses of known spammers. (see for yourself at Stop Forum Spam - Forum Banlist)

Being moderated is an inconvenience for legitimate new users but keeps the trash from reaching all the others. When a new user registers I will see any new messages they post before they go to the world. If it is spam, user is banned and message deleted. If it is a legotimate message they will be set to unmoderated.

By now, any former Yahoogroup users should have moved over so it is a small price to pay.

 

[Ken Chambers]

Thanks Mike. We're very fortunate to have you as the master of our
discussion group. You da best.

---Ken Chambers


On May 25, 2008, at 8:35 AM, mike_israel wrote:

> OK, henceforth all new users are MODERATED. This is how I had things
> set up on Yahoogroups. Up until now, the captcha plus the question
> authentication was enough to thwart these guys along with, get this,
> the 15,000 PLUS banned ip addreses of known spammers. (see for
> yourself atStop Forum Spam - Forum Banlist)
>
> Being moderated is an inconvenience for legitimate new users but
> keeps the trash from reaching all the others. When a new user
> registers I will see any new messages they post before they go to
> the world. If it is spam, user is banned and message deleted. If it
> is a legotimate message they will be set to unmoderated.
>
> By now, any former Yahoogroup users should have moved over so it is
> a small price to pay.
>