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2 comments:
I'm guessing you're at work, right? That's a message that comes up occasionally if you've got (many) multiple machines behind one router/firewall. All the requests come from one IP address, so from Google's point of view it looks like one computer is hammering them over and over again. We get it at work occasionally too.
Given how much i'm sure they do get hammered, and how much traffic i know our corporate offices throw their way, i'm surprised how often these false positives do happen.
While on the topic of security...
i think you're blog is the only one i've seen that requires:
1) a login
2) a captcha
3) admin approval before comments appear
Honestly i've had a pretty high trafficked blog with anonymous commenting available on blogger for about 2 years and i've gotten maybe 5 comment spams in that entire time.
Just my 2 cents.
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