Ah, my friends the spammers. They're still hard at work even though I've made comments subject to review. Every day I get up and scan my list of posts that have been read. Inevitably, one old seems to have received a high degree of attention, some post that has been pegged as an address one can get to and proliferated throughout the Internet. Somewhere, in the Russian Federations, I have a spam following.
The thing that struck me about it this morning as I review my list was the one that it was: Easter Communion Meditation from March 21, 2008. It has a total of 1812 hits, almost 11% of my total viewing.
What an odd post, I thought. Of all the the posts that could be spread around the Internet as a link to try and post at, a post about the Easter Resurrection and communion.
Does anyone read them, I wonder? Are they total dominated by faceless e-mail lists that go out in the dark of my night, seeking to sell me stocks or Cialis or cheap computer parts without at all looking at what they are doing? Or is the case that someone occasionally checks out that which they are mailing to?
I'd like to believe that at least once, someone actually looked at the random sites they were posting to. Someone that at least took the message and considered it, rather than just rolling to the next page to try and post a comment.
Sometimes God moves in mysterious ways. Maybe even in spam.
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