* Roland Mainz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2006-11-29 14:28]: > Dan Price wrote: > [snp] > > Linda and team, > > > > It's REALLY REALLY upsetting that no attempt is made to foil the > > spambots. For example, in the above link, Stephen's sun email address > > is clearly visible for the spambots of the world to harvest. > > Mhhh, I like the idea to have the emails visible, but you're right that > the spambots can easily harvest the email addresses... too easily... ;-( > > > Putting my naked email address on the web is something I've tried very > > hard not to do. I already get 20+ spams (despite Sun's filtering) a day; > > this will almost certainly make things worse. > > > > Can you address this as a P1/S1 issue, please? > > AFAIK a simple conversion to HTML entities should kill-off most of the > spambots (and or use <div> for random-length substrings in the address). > Additionally you can use an alternative unicode representation to > confuse the bots further... :-) > Example code on demand...
I think the injected inert tags idea would work, since it preserves Jim's plea for pasteability. (<span>, not <div>, yes?) I'll update John's bug. - Stephen -- Stephen Hahn, PhD Solaris Kernel Development, Sun Microsystems [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://blogs.sun.com/sch/ _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list [email protected]
