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Re: [OT] Anti-Spam solution for web pages.
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Re: [OT] Anti-Spam solution for web pages.


  • Subject: Re: [OT] Anti-Spam solution for web pages.
  • From: Walter Ian Kaye <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 17 Oct 2003 01:28:36 -0700

At 08:10a -0400 10/16/2003, Deivy Petrescu didst inscribe upon an electronic papyrus:

Gnarlie,
everything is a matter of choice. Besides choice or personal taste one should have more objective reasons to select one or the other.
Reasons I'd prefere something that I can actually read and not have a headache:
1. If I have to change 3 different email addresses, I'd rather use something that is easily distinguishable by sight.
1a. If I have 10 different addresses your suggestion would drive me nuts.

2. I like to script in AppleScript not perl....

Funny, it looks more as if you like to script in JavaScript. ;)
Problem: JavaScript does not exist in all Web browsers. You should care!

I took care of the problem using Perl, and wrote a form-mail script which keeps the email address completely hidden, yet allows everyone to send mail and even CC themselves. <http://www.natural-innovations.com/1/keymail?key=wik;ref=as-u>

And since it's a lookup key, changing an email address means not having to go through multiple web pages -- just update the data file. :-)


At 06:54a -0600 10/16/2003, Gnarlodious didst inscribe upon an electronic papyrus:

Entity Deivy Petrescu spoke thus:

> 3. The reason I feel is the real problem, all your addresses would
> start with mailto: or &#109;&#97;&#105;&#108;&#116;&#111;&#58;
> The spiders could check for such a string, or even for a <a href=" and
> end the search at a </a>.
They could, but they don't. I've had a dedicated ASCII encoded email address
on a page for 2 years now and the second I get spam to that address I'll
know they broke the code.

Assuming they find the page. ;) Don't you need a "control group" (unencoded address on the same page) for a scientific test?

But it's unlikely it will ever happen since its just too processor
intensive.

Didn't they used to say that about password cracking?


-boo
"Without chemicals, Monsanto would be impossible."
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