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Dear Eran,

The email tag trick is interesting and I didn't know about it. However, it seems to me that it would not protect the email address since it remains in a form recognizable to worms in the page source and any user can view source too. I don't worry about my own email. I started putting it plainly in all my web pages in 1995, and I continue to do so. At this point, the spam control on my email system is so good that it causes no problem. However, I try to be careful never to put anyone else's email on a website in plain form.

Eran-

Let's see how my attempts to figure out "user talk" go. I have been meaning to get back to you for a long time, but as you can see, it hasn't happened until now. It was a good experience to work on Proteopedia and interesting how the page I made would change without me knowing it as things were worked out on your end. Karl shared with me how you have been sharing the Photosystem II page in Italy. It was surprising to me to find that others were interested in seeing it too, but that's the point of it all! The interface Proteopedia has for J-mol is definitely better than many others. My classmates were all jealous that I got to use Proteopedia and they had to use other, more clunky interfaces.

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+Dear Eran,
+The email tag trick is interesting and I didn't know about it. However, it seems to me that it would not protect the email address since it remains in a form recognizable to worms in the page source and any user can view source too. I don't worry about my own email. I started putting it plainly in all my web pages in 1995, and I continue to do so. At this point, the spam control on my email system is so good that it causes no problem. However, I try to be careful never to put anyone else's email on a website in plain form.
 Eran-
 Let's see how my attempts to figure out "user talk" go.  I have been meaning to get back to you for a long time, but as you can see, it hasn't happened until now.  It was a good experience to work on Proteopedia and interesting how the page I made would change without me knowing it as things were worked out on your end.  Karl shared with me how you have been sharing the Photosystem II page in Italy.  It was surprising to me to find that others were interested in seeing it too, but that's the point of it all!  The interface Proteopedia has for J-mol is definitely better than many others.  My classmates were all jealous that I got to use Proteopedia and they had to use other, more clunky interfaces.