Related to my previous post, there is a WordPress SpamAssassin Plugin over on IO Error. (via Photomatt). The initial version is pretty simple, connecting to the spamd server and getting a simple true/false spam verdict on a comment. But the author says that he wants to improve it to use the SA scoring system to send “maybe spam” messages to moderation.
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I’m waiting patiently for the comment spammers to try and hit me again. I’ve installed a few things I haven’t posted about (yet) as well, and we’ll see how everything goes. I’m still waiting for the shakedown cruise, as it were.