To keep in the spirit of the topic, and not just hijack it, I'll suggest a few things I've learned about the spam-blocker:

Don't QUOTE the guy you're replying to unless you must. That could be the immediate blocker. If you get blocked, then start over without the quote and your post may just work as is. This exact situation just happened to me now while replying to Steve below.

I've used terms like "Big Box" whenever talking about the marketing mumbo-jumbo and got blocked.

Write one sentence, or just a few for a longer reply, and then post immediately; don't "preview."

Keep posting while you compose your comments. If you get blocked, you'll know right off the fatal lingo.

DON'T forget to highlight and copy your latest version. Every time you get blocked, it deletes your hard-thunk comments.

DON'T over-use the "Post Message" or you'll exceed your welcome here and be locked out temporarily for exceeding the fun quotient.

I've had the worst luck when discussing what I want in a set, or how to package it up such as Big Boxes. If after following my own advice here, I'll feel lucky today if all this sticks. That's what I've experienced so far.

I hope this helps you guys. I feel bad that many a fine comment or suggestion likely got blocked, and sadly, for no good reason the spam-blocker was intended for.

Thanks for the tips Mr. Clay. This has also happened to me and I was shocked at first, but now I see that a good number of have had this problem.