You could also use "encrypted" html. I wrote an AppleScript that can take the html and turn it into a random jumble of both ASCII code, and hex representations. The web browsers parse this fine but the spiders do not. The random jumble is often more impenetrable than the javascript since it is actually harder for a smart spider to extract. To see an example mouse over, and then look at the code of, my email address on this page <http://or.psychology.dal.ca/~jc/psychsoft.html>. I could post the AppleScript to the list if folks like
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