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  1. Adsense Publisher

    It’s never wise to just leave it up to some Captcha to protect your site against Adsense policy violations. They can occur when somebody posts a link to a site or talks about subject matter that is of an adult or mature nature, or external links do not fall within Google’s landing page guidelines.

    Also there are bots that will display the image to some remote operator and that operator simply enters the captcha into the box, hits enter, and the bot posts it’s spam, and then when it needs the remote operator to enter the captcha again, it displays on that person’s screen, they enter it, and the bot gets to spam again. I suggest people always review visitor created content at the minimum every few days so you can remove all the bad posts and spam. The more sites you have or less time you have to devote to policing your own site, the more at risk you could be of loosing your Adsense account if you are an Adsense publisher. Also the more spam you have, the less the search engines will like your site overall. So even if you’re not an Adsense publisher, it still can affect you.

  2. Guest

    They should wander over to knol sometime and have a look at the comment spam there

  3. your issue is really wired. never heard anyone else saying received warning for comment spam.

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