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<h2>Configuration Information</h2> <a name="wpsf_configuration" class="anchor">Configuration Information</a> <p><a name="wpsf_configuration_spam_options"><strong>Spam Options</strong></a></p> <p><a name="wpsf_configuration_m2"><strong>M2 - Use two methods to set cookies.</strong></a><br />This adds a secondary non-JavaScript method to set cookies in addition to the standard JS method.</p> <p><a name="wpsf_configuration_blocked_comment_logging_mode"><strong>Blocked Comment Logging Mode</strong></a><br />This is a temporary diagnostic mode that logs blocked comment submissions for 7 days, then turns off automatically. If you want to see what spam has been blocked on your site, this is the option to use. Also, if you experience any technical issues, this will help with diagnosis, as you can email this log file to support if necessary. If you suspect you are having a technical issue, please turn this on right away and start logging data. Then submit a <a href="https://www.polepositionmarketing.com/digital-marketing-learning-library/wordpress-plugins/wpspam-free/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">support request</a>, and we'll email you back asking to see the log file so we can help you fix whatever the issue may be. The log is cleared each time this feature is turned on, so make sure you download the file before turning it back on. Also the log is capped at 2MB for security. <em>This feature may use slightly higher server resources, so for best performance, only use when necessary. (Most websites won't notice any difference.)</em> </p> <p><a name="wpsf_configuration_log_all_comments"><strong>Log All Comments</strong></a><br />Requires that Blocked Comment Logging Mode be engaged. Instead of only logging blocked comments, this will allow the log to capture <em>all</em> comments while logging mode is turned on. This provides more technical data for comment submissions than WordPress provides, and helps us improve the plugin. If you plan on submitting spam samples to us for analysis, it's helpful for you to turn this on, otherwise it's not necessary. If you have any spam comments that you feel WP-SpamFree should have blocked (usually human spam), then please submit a <a href="https://www.polepositionmarketing.com/digital-marketing-learning-library/wordpress-plugins/wpspam-free/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">support request</a>. When we email you back we will ask you to forward the data to us by email.</p> <p>This extra data will be extremely valuable in helping us improve the spam protection capabilites of the plugin.</p> <p><a name="wpsf_configuration_enhanced_comment_blacklist"><strong>Enhanced Comment Blacklist</strong></a><br />Enhances WordPress's Comment Blacklist - instead of just sending comments to moderation, they will be completely blocked if this is enabled. (Useful if you receive repetitive human spam or harassing comments from a particular commenter.) Also adds <strong>one-click blacklisting</strong> - a link will now appear in the comment notification emails that you can click to blacklist a commenter's IP. This link appears whether or not the feature is enabled. If you click the link and this feature is diabled, it will add the commenter's IP to the blacklist but blacklisting will operate according to WordPress's default functionality.</p> <p>The WP-SpamFree blacklist shares the WordPress Comment Blacklist data, but the difference is that now when a comment contains any of these words in its content, name, URL, e-mail, or IP, it will be completely blocked, not just marked as spam. One word or IP per line...add each new blacklist item on a new line. If you're not sure how to use it, start by just adding an IP address, or click on the link in one of the notification emails. It is not case-sensitive and will match included words, so "press" on your blacklist will block "WordPress" in a comment.</p> <p><a name="wpsf_configuration_disable_trackbacks"><strong>Disable trackbacks.</strong></a><br />Use if trackback spam is excessive. It is recomended that you don't use this option unless you are experiencing an extreme spam attack.</p> <p><a name="wpsf_configuration_disable_pingbacks"><strong>Disable pingbacks.</strong></a><br />Use if pingback spam is excessive. The disadvantage is a reduction of communication between blogs. When blogs ping each other, it's like saying "Hi, I just wrote about you" and disabling these pingbacks eliminates that ability. It is recomended that you don't use this option unless you are experiencing an extreme spam attack.</p> <p><a name="wpsf_configuration_allow_proxy_users"><strong>Allow users behind proxy servers to comment?</strong></a><br />Most users should leave this unchecked. Many human spammers hide behind proxies. Leaving this unckecked adds an extra layer of spam protection. In the rare even that a non-spam commenter gets blocked by this, they will be notified what the situation is, and instructed to contact you to ask you to modify this setting.</p> <p><a name="wpsf_configuration_hide_extra_data"><strong>Hide extra technical data in comment notifications.</strong></a><br />The plugin now addes some extra technical data to the comment moderation and notification emails, including the referrer that brought the user to the page where they commented, the referrer that brought them to the WordPress comments processing page (helps with fighting spam), User-Agent, Remote Host, Reverse DNS, Proxy Info, Browser Language, and more. This data is helpful if you ever need to <a href="https://www.polepositionmarketing.com/digital-marketing-learning-library/wordpress-plugins/wpspam-free/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">submit a spam sample</a>. If you dislike seeing the extra info, you can use this option to prevent the info from being displayed in the emails. If you don't mind seeing it, please leave it this unchecked, because if you ever need to submit a spam sample, it helps us track spam patterns.</p> <p><a name="wpsf_configuration_help_promote_plugin"><strong>Help promote WP-SpamFree?</strong></a><br />This places a small link under the comments and contact form, letting others know what's blocking spam on your blog. This plugin is provided for free, so this is much appreciated. It's a small way you can give back and let others know about WP-SpamFree.</p> <p><a name="wpsf_configuration_contact_form_options"><strong>Contact Form Options</strong></a><br /> These are self-explanatory.</p> <p><div style="text-align:right;font-size:12px;">[ <a href="#wpsf_top">BACK TO TOP</a> ]</div></p>