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: Althouse"Blogger's spam-prevention robots have detected that your blog has characteristics of a spam blog."
By Ann Althouse
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Blogger tells me as I try to post this morning:Your blog requires word verificationIn other words, I successfully perceived a set of crushed together, distorted letters and managed to type them into a box.Blogger's spam-prevention robots have detected that your blog has characteristics of a spam blog. (What's a spam blog?) Since you're an actual person reading this, your blog is probably not a spam blog. Automated spam detection is inherently fuzzy, and we sincerely apologize for this false positive.
We received your unlock request on May 2, 2008.
On behalf of the robots, we apologize for locking your non-spam blog.On behalf of the robots = geek humor.
Please be patient while we take a look at your blog and verify that it is not spam.Just don't ask my enemies.
Find out more about how Blogger is fighting spam blogs.No, thanks, but I understand. You have to fight the spam, and Blogger has done a great job of nearly eliminating the spam comments that are much worse than dealing with this occasional perception ? by robots ? that I am a spammer.
But I understand that robots think I write too much.
Full post as published by Althouse on May 02, 2008 (boomark / email).
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