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Nevin Pratt wrote:<br>
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I still can't help but wonder if a simple solution isn't just staring
us in the face:<br>
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Why not use the bot detection code of Janus, but then just not let the
session expire for the session(s) where a bot was detected? </blockquote>
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Actually, let the session expire, but only after, say, one week.<br>
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Nevin<br>
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Nevin Pratt
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