Top Document: Address Munging FAQ: "Spam-Blocking" Your Email Address Previous Document: 1. Table of Contents Next Document: 3. Definitions See reader questions & answers on this topic! - Help others by sharing your knowledge 2a. Who is responsible for this FAQ? WD Baseley. Use emailfaq@aol.com to contact the author regarding this FAQ. 2b. What is the purpose of this FAQ? This FAQ is intended to be a concise discourse on "spam-blocking". Otherwise known as "munging", or breaking one's email address, this is usually done when posting to Usenet, for the purposes of avoiding junk email. It is very important to "mung" in ways that minimize possible damage to third parties. The author intends that this FAQ be understood without need of a doctorate in computer science. Those desiring more depth and/or technical information should refer to the Email Abuse Resource List. 2c. When was this FAQ last updated? August 8, 1999. 2d. Where can I get it? The latest version is always available at: <http://members.aol.com/emailfaq/mungfaq.html> <ftp://members.aol.com/emailfaq/mungfaq.txt> It is also posted weekly to these newsgroups: news.answers news.newusers.questions news.admin.net-abuse.email 2e. Credits & Contributors The genesis of this FAQ was Gregory Byshenk's FAQ titled, "Help! I've Been Spammed! What do I do?" Sundry other folk who have discussed, harangued, badgered, cajoled, and otherwise assisted in bringing it to its present state, are held in grateful regard by the author. User Contributions:Top Document: Address Munging FAQ: "Spam-Blocking" Your Email Address Previous Document: 1. Table of Contents Next Document: 3. Definitions Single Page [ Usenet FAQs | Web FAQs | Documents | RFC Index ] Send corrections/additions to the FAQ Maintainer: emailfaq@aol.com
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