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    Senior Member JoeWa's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by faria18000 View Post
    Thanks for your help, i have used your previous option, i have found the keywords in different languages and placed those keywords in my spam trigger and that worked better than previous. Still this is not a complete solution but it helped me a little. Thanks.
    These are all workaround solutions, but the Facebook suggestion really is a cheap and very very efficient way to eliminate spam. Otherwise sites like yours and ours will always be attractive to spammers.

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    I like the idea of only accepting Facebook registrations (even prefer it over Twitter accounts).

    You may want to try adding non-latin characters used by foreign languages to your spam trigger lists as a way to prevent those posts. For example characters, look through the /languages/translit.txt file.
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