As Tim wrote in his answer, the worst offenders are combining profiles from different places, scraping github, Stack Overflow, LinkedIn, etc., sometimes guessing email addresses. Some companies are even doing this as a business model.
There are a couple of things we can do from a technical persp...
We've experimented with this sort of thing in the past, and it hasn't been very successful for any appreciable amount of time. This is for two reasons:
We have to tell users why something can't be submitted, although we can be kind of vague as to what's wrong, to avoid users 'fixing' only the s...
The IP address the site is using is now banned, so when visiting you should get the following error:
I have a large number (close to 10000) of subscribers registered at my website.
I want to send out a sort of newsletter or notification occasionally.
Is there any solution for that to send emails to them for free.
Need immediate response!
"Not a real question" is not a close option on meta.
I was one of the closers. I felt "noise or pointless" was the best option as none of the other options made sense. Maybe I was wrong to close your question, but that's why it requires voting. As of right now you're 2 votes on your way to a r...
