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From: Andrew Netherton (andrewnetherton |
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| Date: Wed, 11 Apr 2007 07:19:08 -0700 (PDT) | |
On 4/11/07, Philip Proefrock <architect [at] cornellbox.com> wrote:
Maybe we can allow some editing of minor pages without registration.
Spammers don't care where they stick their garbage, and it's just as inconvenient to remove spam from a "minor" page as it is from a major one - it's just less visible, is all.
I would strongly urge SOME form of identification to be required to edit anything.
I think there's also a blacklist function in MediaWiki, and I would add the logged IP address of the spammer to that list.
May not really accomplish much. Best to prevent them popping up in the first place than dealing with them after the fact. As you can probably tell, I'd rather be proactive at the expense of some accessibility than reactive. I honestly think it can get away from us much more quickly than anyone dreads.
Regards, Andrew Netherton Laurel Creek Commons Waterloo, ON, Canada http://andrewnetherton.wordpress.com
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Editing and registration Philip Proefrock, April 11 2007
- Re: Editing and registration Andrew Netherton, April 11 2007
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