The ever growing list of banned emails addresses...

I have updated the list of banned email addresses.

Lately some robot has been creating numerous accounts and creating 10 posts, (in the hope that I would then allow editing of their templates). For the record, this process is manual, so adding 10 entries does not mean that you can edit your template :)

The list now has about 300 servers that are banned.

If you think that I added an account incorrectly or that someone else should added to the list please let me know.

The full list is on the forum.

http://www.journalhome.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=152

Thanks

FFMG

10h24 - 12/17/2006 - post comment

Thanks!

Thanks for keeping JournalHome from becoming a junky pharmacy marketing site or whatever!

Fightingfemale - 17h01 - 12/17/2006

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Ah! So that's why I already had about 60 entries before I could finally begin doing something about my template!

I agree with Fightingfemale, and I must pay you a compliment. Before I finally joined JournalHome I've tried five other bloghosts, just to see what they had to offer, and not only did I like JournalHome best as a bloghost, I also like the fact that the community of bloggers here isn't clotted with too many undesirable members (commerce, porn, etc.).

I've also just checked the list of banned servers. It includes web.de, but I know many different people who have an @web.de email address, so I gather it's just an ordinary provider.

Also, I'm finding it quite impossible to log on to the forum with the username and password I use for blogging. What's up with that?

Edited by dutchboy on 12/19/2006 at 7:31 AM

dutchboy - 14h02 - 12/18/2006

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Thanks

At least this is one site where the moderators take time and care to look after the site God bless you and keep up the good work

LandsdownLad - 18h16 - 1/2/2007

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