[MF] the way forward for MoQ discussion lists

[Gert-Jan Peeters]

Hi Rebecca and Horse,

The wikki spam was terrible. A dark chapter in my wiki life. Now some 
parts that where 'targetted' in the past have the password (wich is 
'enter') put on it. It is explained on the first page of the wiki. I 
reckon that webbots who place this crap cannot figure out what this 
password can be. The second protection is a add-on that will prevent a 
user to place more then 5 outside links if these links are not approved. 
(so a user has to place-aprove-place-aprove with 5 links a time) Spam 
can still be placed. But not by a webbot anymore. Sure those webbots are 
getting smarter as we speak, but until that time I think the wiki is a 
safe place (typing while keeping my fingers crossed is quite hard to do 
ill tell you)

Have fun.

GJ

Horse wrote:

>Hi Rebecca
>
>A couple of weeks or so ago I tried several times to remove the crap from the Wiki but 
>gave up in the end as none of the pages are protected and the spammers just overwrite 
>what's there on a regular basis. Unless protections are put in place the Wiki is just going 
>to be filled with garbage. 
>
>See ya
>
>
>Horse
>
>On 21 Nov 2005 at 17:14, Rebecca Temmer wrote:
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>>Hi All,
>>
>>I like the idea of using the Wiki, unfortunately I have no idea how. I was
>>on the site a couple of days ago and it was filled with badness (read: lists
>>of external links... gak). I couldn't contribute anything because all the
>>pages are protected and I don't have the password. If someone could help
>>with that I would be much obliged.
>>
>>Cheers,
>>Rebecca Temmer
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>>
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