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I have to write this. I disabledcaptcha so that people would beable to post that were having trouble with this. It has spawned manycomputer-generated comments, which fortunately the spam or delete keytakes care of. First, if the comment is from “anonymous”, thatis the first strike against letting the comment to be posted. Second, if they are foolish enough to think I am allowing advertisingof other products or even diabetes products, I will state, at presentI am not even allowing Google to place ads on my blog. If you thinkI will allow you – no way.
I do allow myself to write aboutproducts when I feel there is a need to make people aware of them,but that is as far as I will take it. I have a couple of anonymousposters that do not use English and I will not allow this especiallyafter putting a few through a translator. For the few that thinkthey are going to get their pron sites listed – forget it. I willcontinue to leave moderation in operation, which will prevent thesecomments from being posted, and I do check them. I almost let onethrough, but after checking a link in their blog that looked innocentenough, my anti-virus program stopped access for the link – youguessed it – I clicked on the spam key and deleted the emailnotification. I will not knowingly allow links to viruses,
Several of my email followers havethanked me for removing the captcha, but as of yet they have notposted to my blogs. One did ask if I would even allow him to post as“anonymous” because he will not create an account on Google. Itold him yes as long as he does not try to promote his product andasks questions or makes comments like those that he does in hisemails.
There are a few that have programs thatpost comments to blogs that don't have the captcha activated and Iunderstand their need to flood the blogosphere with their drivel. However, with moderation activated, the delete key is very handy.