Author: M.Prince (10 Oct 07 4:08am)
The email addresses and other trap elements are formatted in such a way to be hidden from most browsers. They are, however, rendered to harvesters and other malicious online robots. There are a number of different ways we do this. One, for example, is to use Javascript to hide elements on the page. Since most people have Javascript turned on, when they go to the page the elements are hidden from them. Robots typically do not parse Javascript, so they see the spam trap addresses.
If you view the source of the page you'll see more of what is going on.
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