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OK, the following link's are only mend to trap Spammers and for your
information:
If you are interested how to kill spam, copy this links in to your web
page:
Spambot Killer
Spambot eater
keep Spamers busy
;o)
and
again lots of rubish
make Spambot
slow
my
personal Spamlist
The term spam, of course, is the product manufactured by Hormel, Inc. It came
to it's current meaning because of a skit by Monty Python's Flying Circus in
which a group of Vikings begins singing "Spam, spam, spam, spam.."
and drowning out anyone else who was trying to talk in the area.
Spam has also come to mean unsolicited commercial email (UCE) which is also
known as bulk email. Spam has a much nicer ring to it, as well as being able to
create nice words such as "spammer" and "spambot." Side
note: The name "spam" is actually a trademark of Hormel, Inc. but
they seem to not mind others using it, as long as you keep it lowercase. See
http://www.spam.com/ci/ci_in.htm
for Hormel's official statement on the matter.
P.S. Spam is short for "spiced ham." :)
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