So ...
Here's the plain email address in my posts:
But! Our smart plugin already converted the plain text email addresses into decimal and hexadecimal entities ... which entities can't be harvested by those ugly spam bots.
In the source code of your post (page) the encoded email addresses will appear like this:
Simple, efficient and more importantly extremely useful ...
And that's it my friends!
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Don't get me wrong. If a product has legitimate flaws it deserves to be called out. But often when you actually read the negative review, it has nothing to do with the product.
I see this on Amazon all the time. An otherwise great product gets a lower overall rating because someone is complaining about Amazon's shipping policies, or they bought something used and are unhappy with the seller; all things that have nothing to do with the actual item they purchased (like it's the product's fault).
Sorry for the rant... I spend a lot of time on Amazon and this is one of my biggest pet peeves. lol
Unfortunately, it's a common issue when it comes to reviews ... And you are right ... There are many people who won't read the actual reviews ... Looking beyond (those) stars is important :)
