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Are bots not prepared to just decode this instead?

Are bots actually crawling for email addresses? I've had my email public on various websites for years and have yet to receive any spam from that. On the other hand, when that email was leaked in a data breach the spam started immediately and continues to this day.

I use server side excludes provided by cloudflare for free and have never had any issues getting spammed. That could be more thanks to gmail though.<a href="https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/articles/200170036-What-does-Server-Side-Excludes-SSE-do-" rel="nofollow">https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/articles/200170036-W...</a>

Good way to collect some email addresses.

Here is an alternate method for an audience that uses a terminal. It might be -D on mac, can't remember.Contact Me:<pre><code> echo 'c29tZS5lbWFpbEBzb21lLmFkZHJlc3MK' | base64 -d</code></pre>

Ah! Nice. I looked around and feel nice to find one of my early tool there too -- the HTML entities (pretty much the same as my earlier version).

How does the protection work? What technologies were used to create this product?

Are bots not prepared to just decode this instead?

Good way to collect some email addresses.

Here is an alternate method for an audience that uses a terminal. It might be -D on mac, can't remember.Contact Me:<pre><code> echo 'c29tZS5lbWFpbEBzb21lLmFkZHJlc3MK' | base64 -d</code></pre>

Ah! Nice. I looked around and feel nice to find one of my early tool there too -- the HTML entities (pretty much the same as my earlier version).

How does the protection work? What technologies were used to create this product?

Show HN: Email encoder – protect your public emails from bots and crawlers

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Show HN: Email encoder – protect your public emails from bots and crawlers

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