On Sat, 20 Nov 2010, David B Funk wrote:
The idea was that most all legit 3 character HTML tags such as ''
contained at least one of those letters ([dpry]) in them. So a purported
tag that had none of them was not legit and thus probably bogus spammer
spoor.
With the evolution of HTML (xml, etc)
On Fri, 19 Nov 2010, Daniel McDonald wrote:
> On 11/19/10 2:51 PM, "Bowie Bailey" wrote:
>
> > rawbody FR_3TAG_3TAG
> > m'<[abcefghijklmnoqstuvwxz]{3}>'i
> >
> > It looks for an html tag containing exactly three characters followed by
> > a closing tag which also contains exactly three character
On 11/19/10 2:51 PM, "Bowie Bailey" wrote:
> rawbody FR_3TAG_3TAG
> m'<[abcefghijklmnoqstuvwxz]{3}>'i
>
> It looks for an html tag containing exactly three characters followed by
> a closing tag which also contains exactly three characters.
But no instances of d,p,r or y. I'm sure that's a re
rawbody FR_3TAG_3TAG
m'<[abcefghijklmnoqstuvwxz]{3}>'i
It looks for an html tag containing exactly three characters followed by
a closing tag which also contains exactly three characters.
--
Bowie
On 11/19/2010 2:51 PM, jmargi wrote:
> Does anyone have a detailed definition as to wha
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