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Working on Joose JavaScript meta system (Blog) [blogspot.com] and blok [appspot.com], a web based application for collaborative ui prototyping.
Wednesday January 14, 2004
08:53 AM
Legitimate use of JavaScript
If your site gets a significant amount of traffic through the search keywords "ass gallery" although your site doesnt show any asses, is this a legitimate use of JavaScript?
if(location.referer.indexOf("ass") && location.referer.indexOf("gallery"))
location.href = "http://goatse.cx"
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No... (Score:2)
Yes and no (Score:3, Funny)
Fools who do things like that probably have ECMAscript enabled, so it should work! They would also be delighted by your redirection - what a "nice" site - I'm glad I hadn't just eaten!
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Re:Yes and no (Score:2, Funny)
It's refreshing to see someone here who never reads comments on Slashdot!
Search engine annoyances (Score:2)