Some mail services support a tag included in the local-part, such that the address is an alias to a prefix of the local part. Discourse isn’t supported by default in most commercially available forum spamming software as far as I know, like Xrumer. Not being targeted by spammers is a nice defense, until you get targeted. I have several other Discourse forums running since 2015-2016 and they have virtually no issues at all with spam registrations or posts, due to not being targeted. Spammers making significant money per month spamming their direct response campaigns on a specific forum, who may live in developing countries with extremely low average local salaries, might be motivated. Homepage above the fold ad space can very commonly be worth $xxx - $x,xxx per day depending on niche and traffic volume. A spammer who can keep posts near the top of the posts list is essentially getting fantastic ad space for pennies on the dollar. It heavily depends on the niche, traffic volumes and if it’s suitable for their direct response spam campaigns. Mid-Honshu Island, Japan with Tokyo in the south and Yamagata Prefecture in the north - more than 2.Do you credit this to sufficient defenses for this common spammer technique or those sites not being targeted by spammers? Do those sites get regular large volumes of attempted spam registrations of any sort that are blocked by defenses?.England from Bournemouth to Durham on east including Greater London and all of Anglia - about 1.1GB.New York City tri-state area including the entirety of New Jersey, the Hudson Valley, western Connecticut and Massachusetts, most of Long Island, and eastern Pennsylvania including Greater Philadelphia - about 800MB.Southern California including Los Angeles, San Diego, and Tijuana, Mexico - about 600MB.Gibraltar region including Seville and Málaga in Spain and Rabat and Fes in Morocco - less than 300MB.Using that acreage, here are some regional examples of what to expect in terms of data use: The widest frame you're able to store in one offline map is approximately 140 × 280 miles or 225 × 450 kilometres.

Google Maps captions viewframes with an estimate of how much data it will take up in storage. You'll then be able to access information about this region when your device is offline. Pan and zoom to where you'd like your offline map to capture. From Maps, tap your Google account avatar at the top-right corner.

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