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Don't be fooled. It's a spam bot. It's just an improved version of the previous one. It could be filtered by detecting the ' : hyper-link' pattern and the choice for name, but the spam needs to be blocked from the site itself. As long as the messages appear on the site to outside users and search engine indexers, the spammer will have a gain from spamming this site. I think I will create my own spam bot that detects posts made by this spam bot, and then writes ten angry posts pretending to be customers that have been wronged by the group being spammed. I don't know if that will make a difference or not though. The ultimate solution would be to get our own hosting and maintain our own shii
tchan, so we could actually do something in situations like this. Although that opens up moderator abuse.