It looks like some accounts might be hacked for spam bots to post in the forums. Any way their accounts password can be reset and send them an e-mail to reconfigure it? For those unaffected, please change your password just to be safe.

Nope, each of those was a brand new account

A just ruler amongst tyrants

What in tarnations is going on?

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"You just bleed there and think about what you've done!"

Registration should be closed for a while until this problem can be sorted out. Continuously banning these new spamming members won't solve the problem because new ones keep registering.

Yes, you're worthy!

So my info is safe then?

Yes

A just ruler amongst tyrants

the spammers are still warring on the site.... those #&^$&@#!&%

Does registration on this site send an email with a "enter code to confirm" or "click to verify" link?

I wonder how many man hours the trolling has taken for that (probably single) person...

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This is becoming absurd.

Holy hell. I'm still going through one account with 230 posts and now I find out another account did 330.

I think the person, whoever it is, made a program just to spam. Why, I have no idea, but the post made are too similar and frequent for it to be a person posting.

I suggested this a few weeks ago, but is it not possible to block certain keywords and phrases? That would probably decrease the amount of spam by a lot.

when will this stop i wonder......... 😔 😔 😔

"The world is a dangerous place to live, not because of the people who are evil, but because of the people who don't do anything about it." - Albert Einstein

Just a suggestion, "new accounts" when they make a post for the first 5 times a moderator has to accept it before it uploads on the forum?or they become invisible to the public mass until a mod has approved of it.

OR every time a new account post something they have to make the "are you a human test" first year