> NATE DOT SILVER DOT MEDIA AT GMAIL DOT COM
Artifacts of another age. This stuff won't work anymore.
Artifacts of another age. This stuff won't work anymore.
> Artifacts of another age. This stuff won't work anymor
Its not a protection scheme, its repeating the content of the mailto link with emphasis.
(If it was a protection scheme, there wouldn’t be a mailto link.)
At least, I hope not.
In about five minutes I came up with an algorithm that defeated most of the obfuscation tricks of the time:
Strip whitespace, convert "five" to 5, remove special characters, and look for ten consecutive digits in the body text. Maybe a couple of small tweaks after that like removing text between digits.
Most people, when they invent their little unique scheme, invent one that is already defeated by the algorithm above. At least for phone numbers.
Anyway, all that to say you're right, it never worked.
There are at least \d of us!
Looks weird :)
A basic free gmail account is very stable compared to almost any other option. L
The risk of having the gsuite paid services shut off are about the same as any other high dollar value paying customer using gsuite or office365 as an email service.