Giuseppe Taibi’s Techlog

I am currently evaluating various contact plugins. Secure and Accessible PHP Contact Form v.2.0WP sounds promising but I am running into some snags. While I am engaged in this stupendous  axe-sharpening[*] activity, send your emails to [first_initial][last_initial] a-t mydomainname.com. Sure it is not pretty but gotta fight spam!

[*]Give a person six hours to cut down a tree, the saying goes, and she will spend the first four sharpening the axe. In other words, most of us would rather spend time improving the tools that make a job easier than getting on with the job itself. One of many such axe sharpenings at Chandler came when the team, already a year behind schedule, decided to wrap its code in packages that would make it easy for nonprogrammers to add features sometime in the future. Hard-nosed software managers simply will not put up with this kind of axe sharpening. Let’s get something out the door, they intone sternly, before we worry too much about what someone might want in the distant future. Source: Dreaming in Code