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Switching to another "mainstream" forum software is probably in vain. We have our own software with unusual URLs, navigation, registration (requiring confirmati
by lazyjones 14y ago
Switching to another "mainstream" forum software is probably in vain. We have our own software with unusual URLs, navigation, registration (requiring confirmation via e-mail) and still get a couple of spambots trying to post their shortened URLs every day, as well as obviously human spammers who try to participate in discussions for 4-5 posts, then post a few spam URLs.
- coffeeaddicted 14y agoAlso I'm pretty certain that it's a mixture of bots and humans by now. I'm using random questions currently and whenever I change them the amount of registered bots goes down for 1-2 days. Then it slowly comes up again over the week until I think up new questions. So I guess there's probably someone going over unknown questions regularly and adding new answers.