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Removed some old comments
Sorry about the cruft
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@@ -281,27 +281,6 @@ class user_shortcodes extends e_shortcode
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//return "<span class='e-email' data-user='".$user."' data-dom='".$dom."'>@</span>";
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}
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########################################################
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# Security Note - 04 May 2013 #
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########################################################
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# #
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# The CSS code direction rtl is an effective way to #
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# prevent spam bots from scraping emails that are #
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# not hidden. #
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# #
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# You can find empirical support for this method at #
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# <http://superuser.com/a/235965>. #
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# #
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# {e_CORE}templates/user_template.php was modified to #
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# support this code. In $USER_FULL_TEMPLATE, the #
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# LAN_USER_60 value {USER_EMAIL_LINK} was changed to #
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# {USER_EMAIL}. I couldn't figure out how the two #
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# shortcodes were different, so I took precautions in #
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# hopes that the CSS direction won't break actual HTML #
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# tags. #
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# #
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# -- Deltik #
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########################################################
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}
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