Having run MT Blacklist for slightly more than 2 months now, I have only positive things to say about Jay Allen's effort. (BTW it blocked over 40 (!) spam-attempts during the recent Christmas and New Year's vacations).
I'm not going to make it a habit to post screenshots from my logs, but the below (pay attention to the timestamp, click to zoom) made me laugh - right in the face of the spammer(s): The indiasilk.biz spammer had just posted a meaningless comment to my blog a minute before - I added his domain to my blacklist immediately and MT Blacklist kicked in doing what it does best: stopping advertisers stealing ad space in my blogs.
Cool...
If you're a Movable Type user and you want to stop all the false comments in your weblog / on your website, get MT Blacklist and start blocking the domains listed here and here...
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I have been using it since it came out. I guess that about two months ago. I also have nothing but good things to say about it. The spammers are losing this battle in a big way because of Jay.
Posted by: Rob on January 2, 2004 03:55 PMWhat a nice message to wake up to! :-)
Glad to be of service.
Posted by: Jay Allen on January 3, 2004 10:23 AMYet another reason to switch over to MT. Good stuff!
Posted by: homer jay on January 7, 2004 09:09 PM"Oppgraderingen har gjort det mulig for meg å ta i bruk avanserte tilleggsskript, og etter tips fra Anders har jeg..."
Anders Jacobsen's sideblog: 68 new domains (January 12, 2004 12:12 PM)
"I just deleted 600 (!) spam-comments in my blog. Not a fun start of the morning. A lot of help from MT Blacklist did the trick, but none of the URLs the spammers used were picked up by the original..."