Attack of the Spambots: Part 2

I've had to turn off the registration feature for the time being due to the persistence of a spammer or spambot that repeatedly registers as users in an attempt to post spam on the site. Rather that delete a couple dozen fake users every day, I've turned off registration until I have a chance to research more security plug-ins.

If you'd like to register, please send me a message using the contact link at right and I'll create your account manually. Most everything on the site is accessible to everyone, but registered users can create forum topics and post comments in the forums.

Sorry for the inconvenience.

Tom

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