So I open up my work email this morning to find a couple of emails from the repository’s feedback form. Cool! I love those.
Except that they were from some bloody spammer wondering what the neato-keen form did. Bah. Bah, I say!
For the record? Feedback forms in DSpace go to a single email address, usually that of a DSpace administrator. It’s a singularly useless form of spamming; anybody geek enough to be a DSpace admin doesn’t do anything with spam except delete it. So just don’t, okay?
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He querido más vivir en mi pequeña casa, exenta y señora, que no en sus ricos palacios, sojuzgada y cativa.
—Fernando de Rojas, La Celestina
(I prefer living in my little house, free and my own mistress, to living in their rich palaces, downtrodden and wretched.)
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