As far as being approved or not, these people will not care. Seriously, all they care about is living up to their quota on being able to post and gamble on being approved. But if you delete them, it is no big deal for them. Besides, how sure are you that you are the only one they have commented on?

Thanks to the help of some scripts such as Akismet, administrators can be able to catch them and put them under moderation. At least you can still retain the value of your site after these cowardly comments right?

haha good read. I wrote a blog post about that at (insert link here).

Usually, these commenters will include a real URL along with their comment, which cleverly disguises it as a real comment. And since they only used one link in the comment and used no trigger words Akismet didn’t catch it. That means I have to moderate the comment. Most bloggers would assume that because Akismet didn’t catch it then it must be a good comment, but not necessarily. Spammers are sophisticated enough now that they’ll have a real human leave a comment in order to disguise it. But you can tell the spam from the real comments because the spam is usually short and says nothing meaningful. The only purpose of it was to leave a link on another blog. That’s uncool and I don’t approve those comments.

As far as being approved or not, these people will not care. Seriously, all they care about is living up to their quota on being able to post and gamble on being approved. But if you delete them, it is no big deal for them. Besides, how sure are you that you are the only one they have commented on?

Thanks to the help of some scripts such as Akismet, administrators can be able to catch them and put them under moderation. At least you can still retain the value of your site after these cowardly comments right?