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350+ Ways To Make Money Online @ Gauher Chaudhry’s Blog. Scr.im « Share your email in a safe way. Get less spam. Spamgourmet - free disposable email addresses, spam blocker. This link kills spam. Put this image in your blog! Or for "This link kills spam" text link, use <a href=" This link kills spam</a><br /> Changelog Made the site a little "smarter" with more efficient codePeople complained about their domains showing up on this list, so I added three more letters, which decreases the likelyhood of it matching a real address by ^3Started working on a distributed version of this site, so other people can put the php on their site (it's a bit hard because of the dynamic stuff)Added randomly generated contact messagesThis site gets its first spammer!

(Thurs, March 14). This link kills spam Email harvesting bots, otherwise known as data miners, follow links, grabbing email addresses out of each page it visits. This site renders these harvester's lists useless by filling them with invalid e-mail addresses. If you link to this page, whenever a harvester visits your site, it gets filled up with superfluous email addresses.

Graceful E-Mail Obfuscation. In “Win the SPAM Arms Race” (A List Apart, May 2002), Dan Benjamin talked about the importance of hiding e-mail addresses on our websites from vicious, e-mail address harvesting bots—or spam bots, as they are more often called. Dan pioneered a JavaScript-based solution for bypassing the indexing mechanisms that spam bots use. Here’s a quote from the article: Article Continues Below Posting a naked e-mail link anywhere on the web (or in a newsgroup, in a chatroom, on a weblog comments page…) is generally the kiss of death for your once-healthy address. It’s hard to believe, but it’s been more than five years since Dan wrote these words. So, did we win the SPAM Arms Race? A shared responsibility#section2 Many web users don’t understand the inevitable consequences of exposing their e-mail address on the web. Of course, spam is an increasingly complicated problem that can never be solved by the efforts of web developers alone.

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