Actually my logic is that I hate SPAM, and since I can see no sensible reason for the code other than SPAM, my morals do not allow me to contribute to something that may be used for SPAM. The problem with your logic is that guns have several 'reasonable' uses. What use do you see for SPAM?

As a director on the board of a community-run ISP, I have been forced to recognize that SPAM is one of the key reasons that discourage people from using email.

If you can come up with a reasonable use to harvest email addresses from webpages, that is not SPAM related, I will agree that your comparison to guns is correct. In any case, I have the right to make a moral stand, whether or not you agree with my stand. Down vote me if you think that my opinion should be held against me.

In reply to Re: Re: Re: Adding data to an access database by MarkM
in thread Adding data to an access database by Raziel

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