My analytics shows most of my incoming traffic landing on URLs that end in /?amp&do=reportComment instead of the normal URL.

Example:

Instead of landing on:

mysitedotcom/forums/topic/52161-laminating-weeding-question/

users are landing on:

mysitedotcom/forums/topic/52161-laminating-weeding-question/?amp&do=reportComment

and it generates a "Sorry, we could not find that" page.

This is happening with MANY URLs, not just that one.

My error logs are showing tons of this every day.

You will need to ask the individuals how they are getting there. If it is a link which is broken in the software, we will need to know where. Otherwise, if this is a user or users which are modifying the URL, that is an expected response.

These are guests, about 1 every 2 minutes, so I can't exactly ask them.

They are all different pages, and different IPs, so I don't think the users are modifying the urls on their own.

If it is a link which is broken in the software, we will need to know where.

How can I determine that?

This seems like a lot:

31 minutes ago, TDS said:

These are guests, about 1 every 2 minutes, so I can't exactly ask them.

I would just disable reporting for guests then and ignore it. More than likely bots or something else.

2 minutes ago, Jim M said:

I would just disable reporting for guests then and ignore it. More than likely bots or something else.

Will do. Thank you!