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I need to remove some specific (or show some of them specifically) taxonomies, not all of them as the previous code does. Something like this:

<br /> <?php wp_list_categories(array('title_li' => '', 'taxonomy' => 'project_tags', 'project_tags' => array('audiovisual','web'), 'walker' => new Project_Walker())); ?><br />

In the example, obviously, the taxonomies that I hope to show up, was 'audiovisual' and 'web'.
There's no problem if anyone came up with a different solution, for example, excluding all taxonomies, except for the 'audiovisual' and 'web'.

Thank you!

Maybe someone will add this to the list and offer it some day? It's not really that big a deal - more of a wish than anything else.

Thanks!
Mark

Please contact our Akismet team to let them know that you're getting a lot of feedback spam and they can help. Here's a link to that form:
http://akismet.com/contact/

I hope that helps!

My Spam folder is up to 7,300 but over 50 spam emails are getting through every day! I have been diligent in marking the feedback as spam but that doesn't seem to be working.

We are a small non-profit organization and it is distressing to see this type of disturbing spam that is coming through.

It would be wonderful it there was a spam filter blacklist function that I could use.

My site is http://volunteersouthsimcoe.wordpress.com/

Thanks for any help!

Andrew.

When you say 'register' do you mean register with Google, or register with Blogger?

And yes, Google recently changed the way they work so that they favour Blogger blogs and seriously downgraded WordPress blogs, alas.

My blog is at: andrewstrikis.wordpress.com

I recently noticed that doing a regular Google search for key words contained in one of my blog post titles works just fine, but when I narrow the search down by using Google's 'Blogs' filter, no results come up.

For example, searching using the following string:

brunch marmalade Hobart

will bring my blog up as the number one result using a regular Google search.

But when I click on the 'Blogs' button it returns nothing at all, even pages deep.

I know that this search tool used to work fine up until a month or so ago but I can't work out what could have changed to make this occur.

The only significant change to my blog that I have made in that time is that I created a few extra categories and altered the layout of the blog so that categories are located across the top of the blog (rather than having just one massive blog and an 'About' page). Would this have anything to do with it?

Any help is appreciated.

Andrew.

Since January 2013, Akismet has caught over 1700 feedback spam!

I have contacted Support and I have been marking the feedback that hasn't been filtered as Spam, but this takes so much time.

Has this been an issue with other WordPress Blogs?

Here is my blog:

http://volunteersouthsimcoe.wordpress.com/

Here is my contact form page: http://volunteersouthsimcoe.wordpress.com/post/

Dashboard >> Feedback's >> when you mouse over the contact form you will see a red "Spam" just below the text - click on that

I'm receiving 30-50 spam mails daily via the contact form. I haven't successfully been able to filter at my end with my email program. Please help. I'd like to leave the contact form if possible.

Thanks for the report. I've asked the Akismet team to take a look and see if there's any tweaking they need to do in their filters; spam is an ever-moving target! For the moment, please continue to mark the spam submissions as spam. That will help in improving our filters as well. Thank you!

In the last two or three days I've had around 50 spam submissions on the feedback form on my site. I know Akismet is supposed to filter them - it's worked up until the weekend - so I thought I should let you know. I'm not sure if the filter's stopped working or if spammers have found a way around it or what.

My site is http://www.thewebways.net.

Thanks for any help!

But in last few months, it has decided to trap ALL comments including when I reply to a comment.

I used to get an email alerting me when I get a (genuine) comment. No longer, sadly, because ALL my comments are going into the Spam folder - even my own!