Li'l Abner wrote:

>would anyone post something like this in a guestbook?
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>You have a new entry in your hometown guestbook:
>
>Name: mtxzhsqtt
>IP: = 94.19.191.183 (resolves to pool.sknt.ru)
>Host: =
>Email: <nqyvmz@fvuovj.com>
>URL: <http://dgjibcffojyn.com/>
>Location: bvtdjx, ylyypakj, bcuilm
>Time: Monday, January 16, 2012 at 20:19:56
>
>Comments: 6fyXPF <a href="http://stdltqwsllkg.com/">stdltqwsllkg</a>,
>vvylghbfqvpz,
>[link=http://dqkxdsdlrtom.com/]dqkxdsdlrtom[/link],
>http://iqwpjdqoohoc.com/
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>
>This is the content of the automatic email I receive from my ISP when
>someone makes an entry in our hometown guestbook. I have the guestbook set
>up so I have to approve the entry before it actually appears. This one, of
>course, has already been rejected. I've been fighting guestbook spamming
>for years. This one is written in perl and is fairly good about rejecting a
>lot of the scripted exploits. Unlike a couple of php guestbooks I tried
>out.
>I don't ever expect to stop this crap altogether, but I just can't see the
>point in it. None of the names or links are valid or I would have munged
>them... just all generated crap. I just don't understand the purpose.
>They're not selling anything or linking to anything.
>Yeah, I know. If there was an alt.nonsenseware I would have posted it
>there.
>It looks like the nonsense is getting started up in here again anyway.

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