Personally i consider it as big security vulnerability if form in import module isn't validated in any way because user can upload anything and this can be harmful to a website or even hosting service. Is it standard behavior in drupal developers community? Before module become contributed does it go through any sort of check if it meets some specified terms, restrictions, regulations or just any module can become contributed without any check?
I'm having problem with duplicate content when I uncomment the following line in my robots.txt:
Disallow: /comment/reply/
If I comment the above line in my robots.txt, I think Google will not crawl comments submitted on the post. So how do you deal with duplicate content in Drupal?
I don't want Google to index the post and at the same time index the comments with the same post. This could cause a duplicate content in search engine results.
I get a large number of spam user accounts created recently. I start using Rules module to block these spammers. Here is how to do this: the spammers seem to have unlimited amount of email addresses from several domains (such as ????.website which is rarely used by normal people). For each such domain name I create a Rule, performing text comparison between the email address and the domain names (using 'ends with' comparison). Then I ask Rules module to block such user account automatically. This works pretty well.