[Coco] No email address to stop spammers.

[Steve Bjork]

It's too easy for spammers to pull "somebody at somedomain.com" as 
"somebody at somedomain.com" and add it to their spam list.

As for giving out the email address in the first place...

I don't want spammers to get my email address if it is good.  As for bad 
email addresses, what good does it do to give them out anyway?

Including email addresses is just a bad idea any way you look at it.

I find that my client's number way they get their email address on a 
spam list is because some stupid posted it on a public webpage.

Maybe you should try a system like I use on my client's site that never 
posts an email address unless a person is logged in on the site.
(And never use auto create for new accounts.  Also have a person review 
the account before it is active.)

Steve

Roger Taylor wrote:
> It was intentional to take the entire message data and not do away 
> with any info I can use later to link those posts back to the original 
> author, for example.  The Delphi headers can be searched as well.
>
> Please give me the link to such a message and I'll take a look.  I was 
> aware of "somebody at somedomain.com" being used but not any real 
> e-mails.