You mentioned spam possibilities - no doubt that a lot of people will find
countless sick ways to exploit this. There's always a downside with these
kind of features in the history of web.
For instance, popular 'send to friend' email links on news and articles
often made servers vurnerable to email injection - which spammers used a lot
to temporarily turn production servers into spam zombies.
On 5/3/06, med_rabah <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Sometime, you find a webpage that you think it might be interesting
> for one of your friend, but not for you.
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> In those case, I don't use delicious, because I don't want to save it.
> I just send an email with the link. But the more I become acquinted
> with delicious, the less I can stand doing this :)
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> So my question is : is there a way to send a link to a delicious user
> (like with the for: tag) without saving it in our bookmarks?
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> I know it implies spam possibilities, but there is a lot way to secure
> this...
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> Thanks in advance for all constructive answers,
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> Mehdi
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