Most of you know, I block IE on my personal webserver.
I wrote an RSS aggregator, and I've linked it from my front page. This is a world accessable page that Yahoo! and Google have indexed. My aggregator points to many places, but one of them is a slashdot digest site called AlterSlash.
Alterslash shows some of the highly moderated comments and the top stories from slashdot, and because of that, I've got people hitting my website with referals from things like http://www.google.com/search?q=dedrms%2E
All these users have been blocked, and some have resorted to using the google cache, just to read my humble site. Not just searches for dedrms.exe, but many other stories that have been in media.
When I instituted my anti-MSIE policy I didn't realise how many people it would affect. Now I know that I've already inconvienced hundreds of IE users .
I'm so happy I could cry.
April 29 2004, 22:39:08 UTC 8 years ago
As it stands, it looks like it's just some form domain-squatting from IE.
April 29 2004, 23:12:01 UTC 8 years ago
If I attempt to educate, I end up with victims suffering from Stockholm Syndrome telling me that "IE does everything better" and "IE does everything I need".
So I refuse to educate, I simply degrade their web experience.
April 29 2004, 23:16:23 UTC 8 years ago
Fight on then.
April 29 2004, 23:37:30 UTC 8 years ago
April 29 2004, 23:39:41 UTC 8 years ago
Anonymous
April 30 2004, 10:51:16 UTC 8 years ago
(likewise on the link path to here, by the way)
- Ben (http://cpe000103c34069-cm014300001653.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com/weblogs/ben/)
Anonymous
April 30 2004, 01:32:41 UTC 8 years ago
April 30 2004, 02:35:09 UTC 8 years ago
Which means you're either
And digi is pretty damn gay.
April 30 2004, 05:57:24 UTC 8 years ago
April 30 2004, 15:03:48 UTC 8 years ago
you've tried reloading of course?
April 30 2004, 07:47:32 UTC 8 years ago