Trent> If some would find it useful, here is a snippet of code that
Trent> obfuscates email addresses for HTML as done by Markdown (a
Trent> text-to-html markup translator). It randomly encodes each
Trent> charater as a hex or decimal HTML entity (roughly 10% raw, 45%
Trent> hex, 45% dec).
Aren't most spammers' scrapers going to be intelligent enough by now
(several years since they first arrived on the scene) to "see through" these
sorts of common obfuscations?
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