Why I May Have Ended Up In Your Spam Folder

Posted on by Chris The Story Reading Ape

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Have YOU got HUGH

(or any of your other readers)

lurking in your Spam Folder?
If YES, please release them.
If NO, keep checking every so often.

Hugh's Views & News  

I’ve been taken hostage by the WordPress spam monster and, since Wednesday, all the comments I’ve been leaving on other blog posts seem to have gone straight into the spam folder.

Please check your spam folder and let me know if you find me in there. If you do, then please mark the comment as not spam. The spam monster will then release me and I’ll appear in the comments section of the post.

I first heard reports the WordPress spam monster had been taking hostages about a month ago. My understanding is that if it happens to you, you need to report it to WordPress. The problem at the moment is that all the WordPress engineers are at some conference and won’t be back until Monday 26th September. Therefore, whilst I will still be visiting and reading your blog posts,  I won’t be leaving any comments until I know…

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10 thoughts on “Why I May Have Ended Up In Your Spam Folder”

  1. He never comments on my site, so I’ve never seen him in my spam folder. Lots of people have been making the “spam monster” complaint, lately – but, I’ve never seen this issue yet.
    I get commented to very little, LOL!
    XD

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