<ul>
<li>When judging that Akismet is SPAM when the comment is processed</li>
<li>When marking it as SPAM in the comment section of the dashboard</li>
<li>When you make the approval status SPAM when the comment section of the dashboard edits the comment</li>
</ul>
List IP address from the database in case of the above-mentioned, and Deny the IP address. .htaccess is updates.
It changes in the comment block from
BEGIN written by WordPress plugin – Akismet htaccess writer
to
END written by WordPress plugin – Akismet htaccess writer
in the content of the .htaccess file.
After the .htaccess file, it is written in the tail when the block identifier is not found.
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Akismet htaccess writer

in connection with Akismet, write in a .htaccess file

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Whenever I visit my site’s dashboard, the first thing I see is the bold red Spam count.
Instead of wasting time deleting spam comments, I prefer to let Akismet do that automatically, so I don’t need to see how many spam comments there are.
This little plugin simply hides that part.
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Hide Spam Count

Hide the annoying spam count from the Dashboard.

Akismet htaccess writer vs Hide Spam Count