My wife received an interesting spam comment on her blog. At first glance it looked like it was just written by someone with an awful grasp of the English language, but then I realized that some of the words were just synonyms that didn’t actually work in context.
Take a look at the comment:
Hi. Very first I would like to say that I truly like your webpage, just identified it last week but I’ve been reading it ever since then.
I seem to consent with most of your respective ideas and opinions and this post is no exception. I fully
Thank you to get a wonderful blog and I hope you keep up the beneficial perform. If you do I will continue to look over it.
Possess a good day.
See the “beneficial perform” instead of “good work”, “possess a good day” instead of “have a good day”, etc….?
My guess is that someone is using an automated program that swaps out a few works with various synonyms from a thesaurus dataset in order to avoid getting blocked by Akismet or similar content matching anti-spam comment protection mechanisms. Quite clever actually!
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