Idea about Norton

[Mike Kerner]

I think AV authors were onto this trick a long time ago.  I've asked LC to
look into seeing what can be done about this (mainly by contacting Norton),
because we use NAV at our company, and for every new compile of every
desktop app, we have to manually approve it on every workstation.

On Mon, Jan 23, 2017 at 1:12 PM, tbodine via use-livecode <
use-livecode at lists.runrev.com> wrote:

> Hi Graham.
>
> I wanted to float a rough idea off-list... Tell me what you think.
>
> If Norton faults our files for being new and not (yet) popular,  perhaps
> we could generate a base of download activity ourselves to get over the
> threshold. Specifically, I'm thinking of an informal group of software
> authors who form a "mutual download society."
>
> Say we had 10 authors to start who agreed to download one another's
> product file(s) once a day for a month.  At worst, we'd probably learn some
> things about what Norton counts, what it ignores, and what is the threshold
> to move to a trusted level. At best, we might help each other to win
> acceptance.
>
> For those of us with fast, unmetered connections, there's virtually no
> cost to the downloading of files other than the time it takes to do it. And
> with Livecode we could easily write a stack to automate that job.
>
> Thoughts?
>
> Tom Bodine
>
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