A couple of days ago I mentioned here that: > The squidGuard porn domains file grew by 35,750 > entries from 2/15 to 2/22, so its not as incomplete > as it was a week ago.
I apologize; it was foolish of me to say that. My statement presupposes that the 35,000+ entries were valid porn sites and by adding them the list became a "more complete" list of porn sites. Another possibility is that the 35,000 contained a significant number of non-porn sites, increasing your complaints from users about blocked sites. One of the 35,000+ sites added to the porn list was ebay.com. I wonder what else we'll find there? How did ebay.com get added? Was it added by the robot? Or is the author using the requested submissions - "In the meantime, send updates to [EMAIL PROTECTED]"? Maybe someone felt they paid too much for something on ebay so they sent in a blacklist request? It's amazing how we'll use something that we know so little about. Rick
