Kommentare zu: STOP SPAM! – Antwort auf diese Herausforderungen http://basicblog.e-lucid.net/2009/04/stop-spam-antwort-auf-diese-herausforderungen/ Rezensionen und Ereiferungen Fri, 02 Oct 2009 20:18:45 +0200 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 Von: Jann http://basicblog.e-lucid.net/2009/04/stop-spam-antwort-auf-diese-herausforderungen/comment-page-1/#comment-96 Jann Wed, 08 Apr 2009 21:40:29 +0000 http://basicblog.e-lucid.net/?p=363#comment-96 Dear Sandra, And this is exactly why I sometimes hesitate to post comments on your blog; I fear that I have not exactly understood your point. ;-) In this case, what you have written in English makes less sense than the German did - the German made sense but I was not sure that it was meant to be serious; what you have written in English does not make any sense at all :-( But now I am curious; perhaps if H is in a good mood, he can provide a proper English translation. I still posted my comment, because I felt what I was saying (about people not including their email addresses on their blogs) was valid, even if I had not understood your point. On a lighter note, I once got spam at work, a long rambling thing which even included some German. One part (in English) which I thought was funny was this, "How do I change the font? He has arms and legs and no scales." Oh well, I thought it was funny! ;-) Dear Sandra,

And this is exactly why I sometimes hesitate to post comments on your blog; I fear that I have not exactly understood your point. ;-) In this case, what you have written in English makes less sense than the German did – the German made sense but I was not sure that it was meant to be serious; what you have written in English does not make any sense at all :-( But now I am curious; perhaps if H is in a good mood, he can provide a proper English translation.

I still posted my comment, because I felt what I was saying (about people not including their email addresses on their blogs) was valid, even if I had not understood your point.

On a lighter note, I once got spam at work, a long rambling thing which even included some German. One part (in English) which I thought was funny was this, “How do I change the font? He has arms and legs and no scales.” Oh well, I thought it was funny! ;-)

]]> Von: Sandra http://basicblog.e-lucid.net/2009/04/stop-spam-antwort-auf-diese-herausforderungen/comment-page-1/#comment-95 Sandra Wed, 08 Apr 2009 20:18:01 +0000 http://basicblog.e-lucid.net/?p=363#comment-95 Dear Jann, I am really not serious at all :-) The point is the language, not the actual content. Maybe this is how it would sound in english: <i>There are to make 3 steps, you can over prevent that Spam boots find out you their email address or addresses. 1. Do not hide its contact information email address on your website found from Spam boot. 2. Remove its email address from other Websites. 3. Block Spam boot penetrating you your computer with Firewalls.</i> Dear Jann,
I am really not serious at all :-)
The point is the language, not the actual content. Maybe this is how it would sound in english:
There are to make 3 steps, you can over prevent that Spam boots find out you their email address or addresses.
1. Do not hide its contact information email address on your website found from Spam boot.
2. Remove its email address from other Websites.
3. Block Spam boot penetrating you your computer with Firewalls.

]]> Von: Jann http://basicblog.e-lucid.net/2009/04/stop-spam-antwort-auf-diese-herausforderungen/comment-page-1/#comment-94 Jann Wed, 08 Apr 2009 19:47:41 +0000 http://basicblog.e-lucid.net/?p=363#comment-94 I cannot quite tell, as my German is not as good as I would like, if you are serious or only half serious re this weblogposting; however, I'm going to guess that you are at least half serious, and I'm going to say that I halfway disagree. I have noticed people with blogs who provide no email address nor way to contact them privately; this seems a strange sort of arrogance and I understand it not at all. One blogger requested several times that his readers send him stuff by email, while providing no email address. How silly is that?! And can a blogger not imagine a situation where s/he has some facts wrong, and an alert reader might want to alert him/her to that without posting what would likely be an embarrassing comment on the blog? I know spam can be a problem, and there was a time about 5 years ago when my inbox would be filled with spam, since then I have bought a new computer and I use Norton 360 (Symantec) to protect my computer, and I can truthfully say that even though I have given my email address to a very large number of different websites, I get no spam at all. I cannot quite tell, as my German is not as good as I would like, if you are serious or only half serious re this weblogposting; however, I’m going to guess that you are at least half serious, and I’m going to say that I halfway disagree.

I have noticed people with blogs who provide no email address nor way to contact them privately; this seems a strange sort of arrogance and I understand it not at all. One blogger requested several times that his readers send him stuff by email, while providing no email address. How silly is that?!

And can a blogger not imagine a situation where s/he has some facts wrong, and an alert reader might want to alert him/her to that without posting what would likely be an embarrassing comment on the blog?

I know spam can be a problem, and there was a time about 5 years ago when my inbox would be filled with spam, since then I have bought a new computer and I use Norton 360 (Symantec) to protect my computer, and I can truthfully say that even though I have given my email address to a very large number of different websites, I get no spam at all.

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