On Tue, 2 Mar 2004, Curtis Maurand wrote:
CM> The latest way that I've seen it done is by completely obfuscating the
CM> link by encoding it as "http://..."
CM> which translates to "http://..."; I'm still working on the search for
CM> that, though it only looks like I need to escape the "pound" (#)
CM> signs; \#, which I've done and haven't seen any email like that since
CM> yesterday.
CM>
I have a 10% rule on that one:
# 10% of chars are &#
:0 BD
* -1^1 .
* 10^1 [&#]
action as spam line here
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