Actually, if the script that renders the archives can run it through a
replace function and change all instances of "@" to "@" then it
should prevent the spambots from snagging our addresses. Browsers will
still interpret the symbol correctly and decode it when filling in the
fields on the mail client. I do this on the site I manage.
Liberty Young wrote, On 11/26/2002 3:53 PM:
> Another cool feature to have with an on-line mailing list archive would
> be to either strip out email address or spam-filter them before being
> pushed online.
>
>
>
> On Tue, 2002-11-26 at 13:38, Liberty Young wrote:
>
>>I couldn't find links to our mailing list, nor links to how to search the
>>mailing list archive. I think there was a a short thread a few weeks
>>ago about good Linux html editors. I was hoping to search through the
>>arhive, and the first spot i went to was the 'search' item on the
>>web-site.
>>
>>It'd be cool if the search box would also grep through the mailing list.
>>
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