> At 11:58 -0800 2/27/2002, Mark Morley wrote:
> > - It has a user-configurable response limiter so they can set it to
> > send only one reply every X hours, days, weeks, etc.
>
> I suspect you've had internal arguments about whether there should be a
> required minimum number of hours for this setting.
If by "internal" you mean those pesky voices in my head, then you're correct.
Other than that, the software is a one-man project with little or no input
from anyone else.
At the moment there is no minimum, but I've been thinking there should be.
> You might want to consider restricting one other sort of thing: assuming
> that whatever your web servers allow customer sites to mail out in response
> to form submissions, you quite likely don't want to respond to either the
> user's copy or the site owner's copy (if any). I doubt that whoever gets
> bounces from these would want to see the responses.
Easier said than done I think. Although we supply some pre-made form
processors, most users roll their own in PHP or M-Script and we really
don't have any way of knowing how they'll format them.
> After a lookup, I can say..."Hi, neighbour!" [Our territory gets as close
> as Port Angeles.]
Howdy. I've never popped across the water but you're close enough that I can
see Port Angeles from here.
Mark
