Re: [feature] anti Spambot solutions

Stefan Nagtegaal wrote:
> I recently made a contact.module for my own drupal (cvs) which hides the
> e-mail adresses for spam-bots. If you like, i can mail you the module so you
> can get an idea about what i've done...
> All e-mail adresses are hardcoded in there, but it's shouldn't be that hard
> to make these chageable using an admin interface..
> 
> You can see it in action here: http://www.sempre-crescendo.nl/index/contact

Sounds very good! I think that the mail-selection is a good feature. 
Could you mail it? i can see if i get the feedback for 4.3 online before 
4.4 release :). A thing i'd like to know if people oppose to using the 
node-engine for feedback:

I made something similar, using nodes as feedback. The reason for this 
is that you can use taxonomy for a category. The module should then 
select, according to categories where to send the mail to.
Another good thing, IMO, is that feedback is saved online. Problems are: 
search etc.

I still beleive that the feedback module can offer *one* method of 
anti-spam-botting. not per sé *the* method. Its up to admins if they 
want to use a form or addresses (in combination with hiding the link) 
for feedback.

The reason for opening this discussion, is that i wanted to see if there 
were pro's and con's on using this method. and if there were better ones.

Regards

-- 

Ber Kessels,
   aka exclude @ http://www.mediarevolution.org

   Web design is not about art, it's about making money or disseminating 
information.
       Vincent Flanders @ webpagesthatsuck.com

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