@JourneymanGeek My spam block log reported nearly 700 rejected comments for yesterday alone

[2014-10-20 23:56:59] - [REJECTED: No API-created comments allowed] - [#27, Name "christian louboutin look alike shoes", E-Mail "", URL "(removed)", User-Agent "PHP/5.2.10", IP (removed)] - [Reverse-engineering a filter-resistant spam message - The Dragon's Journal]

That's just one example

I can't PM random but this is a grammatical type question webapps.stackexchange.com/questions/69284/… He edited text that read the "link" keyword to read The Link: keyword. I'm not sure that the colon is part of the keyword i.e. I am not sure that the colon is called part of a keyword I have my doubts. And certainly what follows the : is not a keyword.

I think The "link" keyword is clearer.. but that aside, is The "Link:" keyword even correct?

If that's the case, then why are we able to choose closed Q's as a dupe? :)