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I would not interpret "visiting a single page" to mean one-click. Of course, I agree that one-click is the right way to do things.
by staunch 14y ago
I would not interpret "visiting a single page" to mean one-click. Of course, I agree that one-click is the right way to do things.
- 27182818284 14y agoIt is the spirit if not the letter of the law. Nobody intended someone to use 50 AJAX steps on a single page to skirt the law.
- eli 14y agoAnd, moreover, requiring a login or any personal information to unsubscribe is specifically disallowed by the law.
- mayneack 14y agoWith the important exception of an email address. Most of the time the part that annoys me the most is entering that because at best I have to check what it was sent to (many email accounts all going into one gmail) and at worst, it wasn't sent directly to me, so I have to try harder.
- rvkennedy 14y agoI think "visiting a single page" means precisely one-click. Because once click takes you to the page. Any further action, even while you're on that same page, is an additional requirement, which is disallowed.
- jasonlotito 14y agoIt allows requiring an email address.
- hanleybrand 14y agoHow could you unsubscribe an email address without asking which one?
- jasonlotito 14y agoYou provide a special link that someone can follow that has an ID of some type associated with the email.