Spammers are turning their attention to weblogs, angering technology analyst Bill Thompson. He calls it "flyblogging."

Discusses how better, smarter tools are needed to block or remove comment spam in realtime.

Database of URLs and phrases often used by spammers, along with links to related resources and a discussion forum.

Series of steps to stop spam in your blogs.

Offers a few suggestions to Google and weblog publishers to thwart those who think they can make money spamming blogs.

The blog tools vendor Six Apart plans to roll out an open online authentication system to fight the growing phenomenon of comment spam.

Suggestion that bloggers create posts that target the same spammy phrases that blog spammers want Google to find.

Very short tutorial.

Weblogger crystallizes the thoughts of many in declaring a cyberwar on those who inappropriately post in guestbooks and weblogs.

Types of spam seen on blogs.

Spam has never been limited to e-mail. But now, commercial pitches are increasingly popping up in online chats, instant messages, cell phones with text messaging and weblog comments.

A centralized blacklist database of blog spam URLs.

Offers instructions for webmasters for avoiding and eliminating spam in guestbook.

"Here's a look at the battle so far."

Simple spamfighting method which assumes comment spam bots can't add.

Feasible ways to stop or thwart comment spam.

One man's efforts to create and maintain a blacklist.

Spammers are abusing comment systems to increase their rank on Google. Here are some steps to take to reduce or eliminate this problem.

Spam huntress dissects blogspam.

The steps that Typepad has taken in order to rid its users of spam comments.

Essays about comment spam and how one blogger is fighting it.

Background of the phenomenon of comment spam and how bloggers responded.

Owners of weblogs have recently noticed that their referral logs have become the newest target for spam.

A list of tips aimed at webloggers to reduce the problem of comment spam.