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Anyone knows that if you put your email address on a website or any public page, your email address will be harvested as the spambot scans the internet. Once it has your email address, you start receiving those annoying and nasty spam messages.<\/p>\n
If you own or operate a website then you have to put your email address on your site. If you don\u2019t then your readers and clients can\u2019t communicate with you.<\/p>\n
To get around the spambots, you need to obfuscate your email addresses. In other words, you need hide your addresses from the email harvesters.<\/p>\n
Yes you could just do a \u201cname at email.com\u201d type of hiding of your email address. But this may not be the best way at hiding your address. Spambots are getting smarter everyday, if they haven\u2019t figured how to get around this, then they will eventually. Image Source: <\/em>Mail, Web icon<\/em><\/a><\/p>\n There are two ways to obfuscate your email addresses. Both ways are easy to do. To see the codes, check out the article: How to automatically obfuscate email adresses on your WordPress blog<\/a> and the second way can be found in this article:\u00a0 Function Reference\/antispambot<\/a>.<\/p>\nHow to Obfuscate Your Email Address in a WordPress Site<\/h3>\n