Any player who wishes to join the Slack team or provide links to their own corner of the Internet can, but is not required to, go to External Links and Profiles, and fill out a new row of the table there. The page is not considered gamestate, you have nothing to gain and/or lose from doing this.
Whoever “aosher” on Slack is should probably fill it out. I don’t know who you are.
No problems from giving your address out freely for a long time, or just from that one wiki page?
The harvesting is spambots slowly trawling the web for email addresses, saving them to a list, then selling that list to clients who want some probably-working email addresses to hawk Viagra at. You wouldn’t get the actual spam until weeks or months afterwards.
You know what, it’s a fair point. Which is why I have now broken up my email address in a way spambots (usually) can’t read.
BlogNomic is an online Nomic: a self-modifying game where changing the rules is part of the game. Players make blog posts proposing additions or alterations to the ruleset, discussing and casting votes in the comments: if enough vote in favour, the rules are changed and play continues.
The game has been running since 2003 and resets every month or so. Have a look around the wiki for more information and history. New players are always welcome and can join in the game at any time.
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Kevan: he/him
Do spambots still harvest plaintext email addresses from around the web, or have they moved on to other things these days?