Spambots are the scum of the earth. Actually spambot authors are the scum of the earth and their bots are just the little minions of the scum.

Scum Minions.

Fortunately it's easy to jack the spambots with Javascript. Simply add the following javascript function to the head of your webpage...

   <SCRIPT TYPE="text/javascript">
      function mailLink(domain, user, friendly){
         var addr = user + '@' + domain;
         if (friendly == null) friendly = addr;
         document.write('<A href="mailto:' + addr + '">' + friendly + '</a>');
      }
  </SCRIPT>

Normally when you add an email link in your web page, you do it like this...

   Send me an <a href="mailto:stan@beakmansteaks.com">EMail</a>.

But now, you'll do it like this...

   Send me an <SCRIPT TYPE="text/javascript">mailLink('beakmansteaks.com', 'stan', Email);</SCRIPT>   

Which will look like...

   Send me an Email.

Notice that the mailLink function takes a "friendly" parameter. If you pass null, it'll just use the email address. In the above example we passed the friendly text that will be visible to the reader of the web page. If you pass null, the result will look like...

   Send me an stan@beakmansteaks.com.

Easy peasy.