Ah, no. Of course, he's not identified as a spammer. Instead, he is identified as someone who needs to go through additional checks when posting. This can be co

Ah, no. Of course, he's not identified as a spammer. Instead, he is identified as someone who needs to go through additional checks when posting. This can be combined with the stopforumspam check, and that would yield 3 categories of visitors - white, gray and blacklisted. It's just that in my own setups I haven't come across for the need to blacklist people. PS. If they searched the issue, they were presumably having it with my software, so it's quite likely they were on the site before and I can recognize them. That's not to say that direct hits into an appropriate threads from https://google https://google aren't possible. But they aren't that common either.