C
Clark
Is there any trick to use that would prevent spam robots from finding
an email address related to a mailto: link on a site?
For example a "Contact the webmaster" might have the link mailto:
(e-mail address removed) which sooner or later attracts spam to the
address (e-mail address removed). I just changed the alias from
(e-mail address removed) to (e-mail address removed) to stop getting spam at
the former address , and I was *shocked* that it only took 3 days before
I got the first spam at (e-mail address removed)
Right now, the only thing I know to do is to periodically change the
aliases as in the above example, which does cut it down a lot, at least
for a while. But -- is there a good trick out there?
an email address related to a mailto: link on a site?
For example a "Contact the webmaster" might have the link mailto:
(e-mail address removed) which sooner or later attracts spam to the
address (e-mail address removed). I just changed the alias from
(e-mail address removed) to (e-mail address removed) to stop getting spam at
the former address , and I was *shocked* that it only took 3 days before
I got the first spam at (e-mail address removed)
Right now, the only thing I know to do is to periodically change the
aliases as in the above example, which does cut it down a lot, at least
for a while. But -- is there a good trick out there?