Hmm, then you might wanna wait for someone who used WP for a longer period of time. Ask R-T I'm pretty sure he can help you, his blog is running on WP.
Wordpress is free and opensource. Why did you remove the copyright link?
As for the spam. Add a custom question captcha plugin. Nobody's going to go to the effort to write a custom script to bypass your question as easy as it may be.
Akismet can't stop it? Wow! I get loads of spam on my blog too but Akismet has been able to block each and every one of them thus far. Infact, its filter is so strict, I sometimes have to manually approve legit comments which were marked as spam.
I think a recaptcha plugin should take care of any unwanted automated spam. Manual spamming has to be taken care of manually by you if Akismet fails, nothing much you can do.
Dude this is the first thing to do when you install akismet in your blog.
I knew this already. I didn't understand what were you trying to say.
What I am gonna do at this page.
I'd check if the people making spam comments are registered users and if so, delete them. If you don't want to close registration then I suggest you enable a captcha for the sign-up page as well. Personally I recommend recaptcha but it does become incredably cumbersome to enter all the time, although you can turn it off for registered users.
In my opinion and in the interests of security you shouldn't have registration open anyway, but thats just the way I run things.
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