[XCSSA] test non-anonymous
Anton Olsen
anton at antonolsen.com
Fri Feb 5 00:25:19 CST 2010
Just keep the membership moderated and spammers can't join.
Besides, my addresses are all over the internet, so it doesn't do me
much good to try to hide them. I just let gmail do the spam filtering.
Out of the ~800 spam a day that I receive, only about one or two make
it to the inbox.
Anton
On Fri, Feb 5, 2010 at 12:11 AM, Tweeks <tweeksjunk2 at theweeks.org> wrote:
> On Thursday 04 February 2010 11:49:03 pm Tweeks wrote:
>> Ok.. Let's see how this looks.. :)
>
>
> Hmm. well.. the desired effect from the list looks good.. However.. the
> address is not obfuscated from the actual email view (which means spammers
> can still join the list and harvest our addresses) The Web/Archive list
> rather simply replaces the "@" in our email addresses with " at ". Not very
> advanced. I imagine this will offer almost no real protection since mailman
> is one of the more popular mail list packages.
>
> And since I really do not want to restrict archive access (archive_private) to
> members only (we WANT to be able to google for our own meetings, notes,
> threads, etc).. this means that spammers WILL be able to harvest addresses
> still by simply re-replacing " at " with "@".
>
> Dragon..
> You mentioned that you worked on mailman in another life. Is there not a
> feature that will include the username in the reply email, maybe as:
> "Firstname Lastname" <xcssa at xcssa.org>
>
> So that the name is preserved, but the replies are all sent to the list the
> the poster address is stripped?
>
> Just curious..
>
> I'll leave this on over night and get your feedback Dragon. Feel free to hit
> me up off list. BTW.. I'm not at work Friday.. I'm in training (if you want
> to email me directly at work).
>
> L8ER all...
>
> Tweeks
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