================COPY CODE BELOW=========================== <SCRIPT language="JavaScript">
<!--This script makes it so that spambots will not get your e-mail address
on
a website, since it is separated.
var link_name = "Contact Us"
var to_domain = "domain1.com"
var to_user = "you"
var to_recipient = to_user + "@" + to_domain
var cc_domain = "domain2.com"
var cc_user = "him"
var cc_recipient = cc_user + "@" + cc_domain
var bcc_domain = "domain3.com"
var bcc_user = "her"
var bcc_recipient = bcc_user + "@" + bcc_domain
var to_url = "mailto:" + to_recipient + "?CC=" + cc_recipient
+ "&BCC=" + bcc_recipient + "&Subject=Spambot Script&Body=This
script makes it so that spambots will not get your e-mail address on a website,
since it is separated."
document.write(link_name.link(to_url)) ;
// -->
</SCRIPT>
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INSTRUCTIONS
Paste code inside body <BODY></BODY> of HTML page
You can remove any parts of the mailto link you want by modifying the "to_url" line
DESCRIPTION
If you put a regular mailto link on a site, any e-mail addresses referenced
will get picked up by spiders, specifically looking for e-mail addresses
on websites. The e-mail addresses get collected and sold. To avoid having
your e-mail getting added to the list, you can break up the information,
so that the spider cannot recognize the information as an address in the
code.
