Thank you for the feedback.
You can easily test what spam comments are rejected.
You may enable sending all rejected spam comments to admin email.
Edit anti-spam.php file and find “$antispam_send_spam_comment_to_admin” and make it “true”.
It was written in the FAQ section. Maybe you will some more useful info about the Anti-spam plugin.
P.S. Why do you put 4-star rating? I am just curious 🙂 Let me know if something not satisfied you in the work of the plugin and if it will be possible – I’ll fix it.
Yes, enabling $antispam_send_spam_comment_to_admin works fine and sends me emails. I now have an email filter rule setup to automatically move these emails to trash and from time to time I peek at some of them thus satisfy my paranoia. 🙂 Your plugin works well.
Initially me personally would have preferred to have the email option turned on by default with a note/link in the emails about how to eventually turn them off. I went from frequent notification emails before installing the plugin to suddenly receiving no emails after installation, so in the beginning knowing that spam comments were still flooding in and that true spam was being correctly rejected would have given me more confidence (not only in the plugin itself but also knowing I did not miss any important installation/configuration settings). Thanks for your work – as I said, it saves time.
Anti-spam plugin does not have options page because of the idea to forget about spam completely.
And Anti-spam plugin should not send rejected emails to admin by default because it is the same spamming 🙂 That is why sending disabled by default.
I just like to see things work as expected first, then turn all email notifications off. 🙂
