So, some jerkoff reported my site to the 'mollom' service.

Today I received a blog comment on one of my blogs, I have been doing some comment spamming lately on some Joomla and drupal blogs, for those who don't know these can be a gold mine for high pr and low OBL comments. Mainly I wrote a bit related to the topic and then stuck my link in one way or another.

So, whoever it was who wasn't happy with what I was doing left a blog comment on the blog post I was promoting, he/she basically said that

"This site is supported by spamming, I have just come across a spam link that points to this page, I have reported the site to the Mollom service which can ruin the reputation of the domain, I suggest you cease any spamming operations" yada yada yada.

Anybody come across this before? is this mollom business likely to cause any problems for me? I guess my main concern here is if somebody else comes along and doesnt like my comment spamming and reports me to Google (since im using adsense).

There's always retards like that with nothing better to do.

Mollom is currently protecting 30,305 active websites. The average efficiency is 99.93%. This means that only 7 in 10,000 spam messages were not caught. Mollom has caught 284,216,025 spam messages since it started. Today we caught 13,248 spam messages. On average, 90% of all messages are spam.

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Wow 30k sites lol. I doubt it will effect you but change up your comments a bit. It's mainly your destination.

Yeah that's what I figured, thanks for the heads up