Ask HN: Do you put your email address on your website?

Personally, yes I do, and I get lots of spam, but Thunderbird filters it out for me extremely well. The only downside is that it narrows my choice of email system - if all the spam came to my inbox it would be a pain.

Yes, and have done for years. Plain text, no obstufication, on the front page of a .com I've had for around 20 years.

Around 5 messages per day get through the bulk filters my email provider has, mainly phishing emails from GMail.

It's on my website for 10 years now. I replaced "@" with "[at]" and that seems to be enough to keep the scrapers away.

Sortof. Just a form that emails me, if you solve a riddle. Is that not a thing any more? I feel old.