Re: ListSoft: statistics
| From: | Simone Cortesi | Date: | Sat, 13 Apr 2002 11:41:44 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: ListSoft: statistics | ||
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At 23.21 12/04/02 -0300, Manuel Lemos wrote:
Some time ago I also had that problem in the PHP Classes site (notice at the bottom of all pages of http://www.phpclasses.org/ ) and some authors even complained. What I did was to replace all visible e-mail links by something like this that you may want to use in PHP site: <a href="mailto:webmaster-at-php-dot-net" onclick="location.href='mail'+'to'+':'+'info'+unescape('%40')+'php.net'; return false">webmaster at php dot net</a> Thanks to this, all e-mail spam ended because e-mail address harvesting tool don't know Javascript unlike real browsers. Of course it will show something like webmaster-at-php-dot-net in Javascript-less browsers like lynx, even considering the 0,5% of share of such browsers, I am sure that most their users will realized that they have to replace -at- by @ and -dot- by . .I did a similar thing, but a lotta simpler: I just started to use the following "mailto": mailto:cortesi%40php%2Enet SPAM dropped in a significant way, without having troubles with peples who use browser with disabled javascript and people not smart enough to make '-at-' => @ substitution. that's my .02 euro Simone.