[LINK] Forms (was RE:Putting "no spam" warnings on websites)
Ash Nallawalla
nospam at crm911.com
Fri Apr 23 02:10:05 EST 2004
> From: Craig Sanders
> any web form that allows the end-user to specify the recipient email
> address(es) is open to abuse by spammers. spammers *WILL*
> find it, and they *WILL* abuse it - that is guaranteed.
>
> if you have such a form on your site, then you deserve to be
> blacklisted for contributing to the spam problem. worse,
> encouraging others to do such ignorant and negligent things
> is reprehensible. there's more than enough incompetence
> behind mail servers on the net without self-proclaimed
> experts promoting dangerously stupid practices.
I'm neither encouraging nor discouraging anything. I said that such forms exist
because you commented that you want to keep a record of your communications. You
will never find such a form on my sites. They are commonly found on
newspaper/magazine sites for sending pages to others.
Like I told a linker by email, my business domain crm911.com actually has a
parallel set of pages that pass Bobby. It has a mailto, a form, phone number,
ABN, etc. But it does not prevent me from stating that others use Flash, use
forms, make inaccessible, unreadable sites, etc. I don't need to spell out every
time that this is bad, do I? Do you really care whether I am right or wrong?
> i think this is your own "preferences and prejudices"
> speaking, not fact.
Perfection is a long way away. I appreciate your guidance.
Ash
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