Hello Elliot Wilen. At 13:33 -0800 30.01.2002, you wrote:
> Reply to: foiling address harvesting from web pages
>Does anyone have any idea how intelligent addressing-harvesting bots are
>these days? I'm considering a policy on publishing staff email addresses
>on our web page. Even if we start putting in spamtrap addresses for SIMS,
>I'd like to avoid putting real addresses up in usable form.
I don't know whether it really helps, but you can use JavaScript to
"hide" the cleartext mail address:
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE=JavaScript><!--
// SpamProof Mail Script 1.0
// by Joseph McLean <flux(at)thecentre.com> - freeware
// Linktext is the text you want folks to see and click upon.
// email1 & email2 are the text on either side of your email address's @ sign.
var linktext="sales department";
var email1="name";
var email2="domain.com";
document.write("<a
href="+"mail"+"to:"+email1+"@"+email2+">"+linktext+"</a>")//--></SCRIPT>
Best wishes, Christian.
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Look at <http://www.rumantsch.ch/christian/welcome.html>
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