Create a small flash form.  Most people use it and should prevent most bots
from triggering submitted events, since it is a compiled swf.

Teddy

On 11/8/06, Aaron Roberson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Ben,
>
> The nice thing about your Javascript suggestion is that people will
> think that they are just confirming their subscription (which is true)
> while in reality it would be filtering spam. Another thing is that
> they will already be committed having submitted the form, and would
> likely click the confirm button.
>
> A couple of cons of using your JavaScript suggestion should be noted.
> The confirmation dialog is annoying, especially in IE since it makes a
> noise.Secondly, some people may have JavaScript disabled. Third,
> people may hesitate completing any other forms on the site thinking
> that they will also have a confirmation on submit which is annoying.
>
> The good thing is that the newsletter form is typically something a
> visitor would only fill out once. They would not be annoyed by
> confirmation dialogs again.
>
> I may choose to use JavaScript as you have suggested instead of
> checking if the first name and last name is the same. I'm not sure.
>
> -Aaron
>
> 

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