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I totally agree with you. and I think they don't realized the problem or they are not prioritize it.

I'm amazed it has gone on this long. Let's say you want to find the root cause, then search through your webserver logs to see the ip address of the machine that keeps creating these accounts and making these messages. If they're using a vpn or spoofing self identifying details, then at the very least try to solve the symptom. It should not be very difficult to run a regex check on a comment before it is allowed to be submitted. The obvious pattern so far is the word "free" followed by some url formatted string. At the end of the day, it is up to Drop to decide whether or not it is a problem worth investing in. It would matter more if this was a physical shop and someone came in each morning to paint graffiti and throw eggs on all the walls and produce before the owners get here.

affiliation link ruining the community