 We at meotoo.com started our own battle against s-p-a-m-b-o-t-s, those hateful automated processes which harvest our websites looking for e-m-a-i-l addresses. We are proud to inform all you (users, module's authors, etc) that your e-m-a-i-l addy(s) is/are protected on our website thanks to certain o-b-f-u-s-c-a-t-i-o-n techniques we've created and implemented on nuke. (Read More!)
We've started forcing all public text pass-through a filter which convert all plain written e-m-a-i-l addresses to o-bf-u-s-c-a-t-e-d way, follow is an example:
nobodyasdf nowhere+rem0veth1s+.com
billasdf microsoft+rem0veth1s+.com
obamaasdf whitehouse+rem0veth1s+.gov
Note I wrote those addresses in plain-text/everyone-readable form, and it's the o-b-fu-s-c-a-t-i-o-n filter who convert them automatically (on-the-fly). Furthermore, the o-b-f-u-s-c-at-i-o-n type/method will change on every page load, reload this page and you'll notice it.
Also, in the hope to protect module's authors, all module's copyright files will be loaded through a wrapper which will ob-f-u-s-c-ate any found em-a-il address(es), as an example you can check the following link:
Forums Copyright
And last, but not least, we've developed our own method to fig-ht aga-inst s-p-a-m by providing a page which generates hundreds of F-a-k-e em-a-il addresses to clobber such harvesters, it's quite funny.. check it for yourself:
Abigail's mind headquarter
The link to that page is provided at the top of the Nuke's menu, just after the Home link, and as name B-l-o-g, it's provided in the top so that it's of the firsts fetched.. Furthermore, that page contains a link to itself producing a infinite loop!.. and of course its contents are randomly generated on each visit regardless of the page's ID.
Therefore, we are proud to claim our website is and will be s-p-a-m-f-r-e-e.
Note: A Content's Article explaining everything in detail on how we created and implemented it may come later, vote for this item and/or add a comment if you're interested on such Article.
Best Regards,
MeoToo Development.
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