An easy way to limit (or fully avoid) spamming is to encrypt the email addresses that appear on your website. In order to do that, services exist and help you convert your email address (or even the complete mailto: link) into hexadecimal entities.
The following two services can be used for such a purpose:
- Smart Guestbook: allow to encrypt the complete mailto: link and therefore even hide that the link is used to send email
- West Bay Web Internet Publishing: allow to encrypt the email address only
A lot of others services are obviously available and a simple search on Google for “encrypt email” will provide you a lot of results but I have been very happy with those two so far and they have been used with success on D-Sight website as well as on this website.
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