Scot Wilcoxon wrote:
We also may want to consider the effect on our existing rules. Perhaps we'll need a preprocessor to s/<\!--.*-->//g so that spammers can't simply do something like:YOUR DE<!--c23mts-->GREE M<!--c23mts-->AY B<!--c23mts-->E
Cute. Comments with text without having whitespace between the text and comments. It may be legal, but it's not common for legibility reasons. Scripts might generate it, although I tend to write scripts which insert whitespace in such situations.
Might this detect it?
/\w+<\!--.*-->\w+/
Or should the prefix/suffix situation be considered?
/\w+<\!--.*-->/
/<\!--.*-->\w+/
fr<!--space-->ee po<!--space-->rn and low rate mort<!--space-->gages
That's apparantly their goal, and would be fairly easy for a spammer to do.
--Rich
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