What? You don't speak geek? OK.
& #64; = @
& #46; = . (period)
(space added after the & so it did not render the HTML)
So from now on when you have to add a mailto link to a web page, use it! Email apps understand these codes, most spam bots don't.
ken@meancode.com
& #64; and & #46;
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You can acheive the same effect using the spam_protect="1" attribute in Movable Type. I use it for any email addresses I show on the site (which isn't many). Crawlers now also index RSS feeds so it's probably a good idea to use the spam protect thing in there too.
Posted by Neil T. | November 25, 2003 4:15 AM
Posted on November 25, 2003 04:15