Today once again what about blogs. I have even subscribed to a lot of blogs and write comments there on a regular basis. Comments are secured while different in each blog against comment spam. Time you have to confirm a word, sometimes a little arithmetic problem solving and sometimes it is only possible with an application (eg Open ID, Google, etc.). In very extreme cases, these security measures are combined.
Now the question arises: Is this really necessary? When one or the other blog it is still annoying me very much and I must still overcome a post comments.
the comment of my blog is not secured. Anyone who wants to can write a comment and its data (name, own blog, etc.) behind. The worst thing happened to me through this openness so far, was one or the other anonymous comment. So I'm going well so far with it.
Of course it may happen that at some point, but landing times in a comment-spam list. Before that, however, is not the case, I'm not going to change.
As you keep it? Do you have your blog comment function from the start actively hedged with such measures, you might simply keep the default settings (with protection) or keep it there as I've only ever tried and it without security measures? I look forward to your comments.
LG Josef
Addendum:
Blogger receive comments system with spam-filter
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