mollom

Tengo varios sitios con el mismo problema. Tengo mollom instalado y normalmente apruebo manualmente los comentarios. El problema es que no me entero cuando llega un comentario (que no es spam) si no me dedico a revisarlo cada día manualmente.
¿Existe alguna manera de ser notificado por cada comentario de cada nodo?
Me interesaría recibir un mail por cada nuevo comentario en todo el sitio, porque si no se puede tirar meses sin ser aprobado.

Me imagino que algo tan básico será una opción conocida, pero no doy con ello :-/

Has anyone considered implementing Distcha ?

Distcha is an accessible Captcha shown here :

http://accessibiliteweb.com/stuff/captcha-slider.html

It is a very promising new way of providing an accessible captcha.

It would be great if someone could volunteer tonight to show Drupal admins how to complete this Mollom upgrade! Any takers?

From Dries Buytaert:

"We released a new version of the Mollom module for Drupal 6. A number of important bug fixes are present in this release, including several that involve audio CAPTCHAs and the upgrade path not working correctly. Upgrading to the new Mollom 6.x-1.13 release is highly recommended. When you do, make sure to run Drupal's update.php.

The Mollom blog included some great news for IIS users this week:

Zion Security, a Belgium-based company specializing in the security analysis of web sites and systems, has used Mollom's open API to develop a Microsoft IIS module utilizing Mollom to detect and prevent comment and posting spam.

This module is unique in that it is a HTTP module coded for Microsoft IIS, comparable to an Apache module, and allows Mollom to potentially expand to a number of ASP/IIS based systems.

I have accepted the overzealous spam filtering on g.d.o (if you included a link, you MUST be a spammer!) under the theory that we should live with our own tools– if a brand new user has to put up with it, I should also until I make it better for everyone.

As of today, I'm done with that noble approach.

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CAPTCHA is a great way of preventing spam. Another method of spam prevention is using a web service that scans the content for spam-like content. One popular choice is Akismet. Dries has launched a new web service called Mollom. The thing that makes Mollom neat is that it presents a CAPTCHA when the published content is thought to be spam. Very neat service!