Murray said:
No criticism intended. My comment was more a question than a
baldfaced statement. Sorry for any offence.
No problem. My statement on Spam Spoiler is based not only on a lot of
research, but also on experience. I put a link on my contact page using
Spam Spoiler and that links to an e-mail address that has only been used one
place previously and that's my ASP.NET form. Prior to placing that link, I
never received any spam at that address. Since placing that link, I have
still received no spam and I know that the harvesters have parsed my site.
As a matter of fact, if I put a regular mailto link on my site, I'll start
receiving spam in a matter of hours.
You have to be careful about implying that someone's product doesn't work
unless you have specific information. In my case, I've spent many hours of
research and development prior to releasing the product. Software
developers tend to treat their products like their kids; they are defensive
of them.
I have a history (over half a decade) of being very receptive to feedback
from people and making changes in products often at the request of anyone
who uses my products. If something's wrong, I have no problem admitting it
and fixing it. In this case, I am confident that the product is effective
and operates as "advertised." (Notice that I *did* put that in quotes.
)
--
Jim Cheshire
JIMCO
http://www.jimcoaddins.com
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