When placing email addresses on a webpage do you place them as text like this:
joe.somebody@company.com
or use a clever trick to try and fo
It depends on what exactly your needs are. For most sites with which I work, I have found it far more useful to put in a "contact me/us" form which sends an email from the system to whomever needs to be contacted. I know that this isn't exactly the solution that you are seeking but it does completely protect against harvesting and so far I have never seen spam sent through a form like that. It will happen but it is very rare and you are never harvested.
This also gives you a chance to log the messages before sending them giving you an extra level of protection against losing a contact, if you so desire.