[spam-stopper] Re: spam-stopper Digest, Vol 24, Issue 3

Jim Dalton jim.dalton at furrybrains.com
Mon Dec 17 14:42:26 UTC 2007


On Dec 17, 2007, at 7:01 AM, spam-stopper- 
request at lists.automattic.com wrote:
>
>> As  I mentioned in my last email, I'm attempting to use akismet to
>> filter spam in the context of a certain kind of reminder message. The
>> challenge is that the application I'm developing does not require or
>> even ask for a name or email from the sender.
>
> If your messages have subjects or titles, that's often good to use for
> the author.
>
> What's an example message look like?

The messages are very simple: body (which has a character limit of  
under 255) and the person the message is going to. As a parallel, it  
would almost be like running a "email this article to a friend" email  
through Akismet, where a from name/email wasn't required, and all  
there really was was a "to" email and a note.

>
> Before were you passing blank values, or just not sending the  
> arguments
> at all?
>

That's a good question -- looking back at my code, I believe I was  
not passing the arguments at all, thinking they were optional. Later  
perhaps I will try passing the arguments with blank values to see if  
I can still get a "false".






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