In plain text I use name @t domain d0t com
while on my blog and websites I use a simple js script:
<SCRIPT TYPE="text/javascript">
<!--
// protected email script by Joe Maller
// JavaScripts available at http://www.joemaller.com
// this script is free to use and distribute
// but please credit me and/or link to my site
I guess it's to each their own, but I just cannot understand running with Javascript disabled. Especially with all the sites that rely on Ajax-like technologies and such...maybe it's just me?
I think by disabling Javascript for yourself, you're missing out on a lot of the modern Web.
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In plain text I use name @t domain d0t com while on my blog and websites I use a simple js script: <SCRIPT TYPE="text/javascript"> <!-- // protected email script by Joe Maller // JavaScripts available at http://www.joemaller.com // this script is free to use and distribute // but please credit me and/or link to my site
emailE='domain.com' emailE=('name' + '@' + emailE) document.write('or <A href="mailto:' + emailE + '">email me</a>.')
//--> </script>
<NOSCRIPT> <em>Email address protected by JavaScript.<BR> Please enable JavaScript to contact me.</em> </NOSCRIPT>
Really? I need javascript to contact you? Too bad! You lost a potential customer!
I guess it's to each their own, but I just cannot understand running with Javascript disabled. Especially with all the sites that rely on Ajax-like technologies and such...maybe it's just me?
I think by disabling Javascript for yourself, you're missing out on a lot of the modern Web.
Exactly, if you're not running JS then you're not my audience, as if you're running on IE.