How to immediately tell...

...if a questionable comment is from a spammer: someone says, "reading this it has tempted me to re-read it" on my review of Flowers in the Attic.

Heh.

Comments

[Brian F.]

Spam is getting smarter. Usually they just say "great inforrmation here!! i will bookmark and reutnr!!"

[Leila]

That was so perfect, Brian. Waaaaait a minute... do you have a Super-Secret Side Gig??

[tanita]

Hahahah! CLEARLY a spammer, or else someone who doesn't mind locked-attic-sibling nightmares. They would be welcome atmy fave time-wasting spam site.

[Brooke Shirts]

Heh. I spent part of the weekend trying to describe the awfulness of Flowers in the Attic to my husband, doing a poor job, and wishing I had a link to your review. So, good timing, thanks!

[Professor Mortis]

I get a lot of "THIS SAVED ME SO MUCH TIIIMMMEEE". Which is weird when they're usually on my Movie of the Day entries. I seriously doubt those have ever saved anyone any time.

[Liviania]

I love questionable spam. It's like a brain teaser.

[Becky]

Well, I happened to love your review of Flowers in the Attic! It made me want to read the book for the first time just so I could join in the torture of it.