[TYPO3-dev] captcha

Dmitry Dulepov dmitry at typo3.org
Fri Dec 15 08:52:41 CET 2006


Hi!

Zorik wrote:
>> Who blames technology? I said that spammers are equals to
>> terrorists. Both do their business in a way that seriously disturbs
>> other people.
> 
> captcha - clear intention is to prevent any automated software (good
 > or bad)
> from entering the site or submitting the form. I call this "blaming a
>  technology".

Again: what useful can bot submit to my blog as comment? Why should not
I use captcha to prevent such submissions?

> The user should receive information HE requests, and not to be "fed"
> by information provided.

When he posts to my blog, he does not receive, he sends. And I ensure
that people, who read my blog will not get any junk. Is this bad?

> As for "advertisement". If I invite you to a coffee - it is advertisement
> - I advertize myself, or coffee, or it is a "pre-sale" of what I am
> going to say to you over coffee. And it is not necessarily harmful to
> you. Or annoying. So, I do not think filtering messages by content is
> an effective technique.

So, inviting to a coffee is the same as inviting me to enlarge my penis?
Btw. my wife gets such proposals all the time :D

> On the other hand, if my coffee invitation has annoyed you in any way
> 
- you
> should be able to avoid communication with me. This is why you need
> to clearly identify me in the first place.

And how many of them do so? Unless they do it, people will find other
ways to block such things.

> "I tried to unsubscribe several times" - this is clearly illegal.

Nope :) I clicked "unsubscribe" each time when they ~propose~ me to
unsubscribe in their mails.

> "KLM" - is known and established company. I believe you can easily
> sue them for annoying.

Do you really think I have time for this? After trying to unsubscribe
without effect, I simply created a filter, which kills all messages from
them. Let them send directly to my dust bin :)

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Dmitry Dulepov

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