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Can you please explain why I frequently get 'replies to a blog' in my private email which are obviously spam, and often not my posts anyway, but the same comments don't appear on the actual blog? I can do nothing about them, except delete because there's no way I'm going to click on them or use their email address – but I don't understand how they come through to me.Also, I need to get out more – not sit in front of this screen!
J Surman wrote:Can you please explain why I frequently get 'replies to a blog' in my private email which are obviously spam, and often not my posts anyway, but the same comments don't appear on the actual blog? I can do nothing about them, except delete because there's no way I'm going to click on them or use their email address – but I don't understand how they come through to me.Also, I need to get out more – not sit in front of this screen!I'm not privy to the workings of Blogspot but I guess either they or a co-maintainer of the blog is deleting them before you get a chance to view them online.
admin wrote:[I'm not privy to the workings of Blogspot but I guess either they or a co-maintainer of the blog is deleting them before you get a chance to view them online.OK, thanks. Next question – can't they be prevented from coming to my, or anyone else's, private email?
J Surman wrote:admin wrote:I'm not privy to the workings of Blogspot but I guess either they or a co-maintainer of the blog is deleting them before you get a chance to view them online.OK, thanks. Next question – can't they be prevented from coming to my, or anyone else's, private email?
You should be able to set up a filter so as to target specific offenders. I see you have a Gmail address so all you have to do is click on the 'clogged wheel' icon at the top right side of the page and select 'settings'. A new window will open and at the top of the page there are number of options displayed including 'filters'. The rest should be straightforward. Hope that helps…
gnome wrote:You should be able to set up a filter so as to target specific offenders. I see you have a Gmail address so all you have to do is click on the 'clogged wheel' icon at the top right side of the page and select 'settings'. A new window will open and at the top of the page there are number of options displayed including 'filters'. The rest should be straightforward. Hope that helps…Thanks – and sorry for the delay. Have done my best, we'll see what happens!
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