They say they won't: http://www.news.com/News/Item/0,4,35321,00.html >>>eBay acknowledged that the JavaScript exploit works, but minimized its importance. "We know it's there, but you have to put it all in perspective," said eBay spokesman Kevin Pursglove. "We have a very open environment that lets individuals describe what they're selling, and JavaScript is there so people can make the best of their abilities to describe an item."<<< At 08:30 PM 4/20/99 -0600, Michael K. Sanders wrote: >Since 'e-commerce' was discussed recently and I didn't find this in >the archives, may I direct your attention to: > ><URL:http://because-we-can.com/ebayla/default.htm> > >It will be interesting if eBay tries to 'filter' JavaScript from their >listings to fix this. > > Paul Festa reporter, CNET News.com (415) 395-7805 ext. 1313 www.news.com "Silicon Valley's leading source of up-to-the-minute information about the technology business." --New York Times www.cnet.com "A thing called CNET, which is an industry thing." --Bill Gates
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