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Death to spam monsters.

What do you do with a real monster? Do you try to tame it? Do you placate it? Or do you pen it up so tight that it can’t get out and cause any damage.

On the internet there are two types of people. Those that respect the web sites of others, and there are those that see the web as a source of soft victims to gain free advertising from.

The first set are the users that use forums and blogs, to leave genuine comments, criticisms and questions. To learn and grow by using the web to talk to others, to hear what they have to say and to seek advice.

The second set are the spammers, the rude and indecent people of low moral fibre that prey on unsuspecting web sites. Yet it is my web site that is penned up as tight as I can make it. The spammers are free to roam where they please.

I hope to see the day that we can gather together in a web mob, to flock to the doors of the spammers and burn their web sites to the ground.

At first the spam postings made me laugh. Then they made me smile. Now I simply treat them as the dirt they are. Splashing pornography and pimping sub grade virility drugs to the masses, these people are criminals, and only a step up from the mugger in the dark alley.

Spam has never made it onto my site because I personally read and moderate every post. So to any potential spammers out there - if I knew who you were, I would drag your filthy criminal arse through the streets and into every court I could find. I would not rest until you were behind bars. You are a leech on the web, a pestilient infestation that one day, when we have the powers, we will exterminate.

Long live the free and open web. Death to spammers.
Paul Drewett
Independent Web Advice

PS The spam postings that have been attempted involve gambling, pornography and drugs. The spammers must be so proud of themselves. I am sure their mothers would be so proud too if they knew. If these postings got onto my web site, they could damage my standings with search engines and users. So thank you for trying to damage me. If I ever meet you, I will stamp on you, like the locust you are.

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