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  24. <h1>E-Mail</h1>
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  28. <h3>Bad article</h3>
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  30. This article is not very unique to that of Neocities, please try, and make it relate to the webhost. If the errors are not fixed, or it is unfixable, it could be sent to <a href="https://thewikion.neocities.org/hell/" target="_blank">/hell/</a>.
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  33. <tt>2019-03-05</tt>
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  36. Some people chose to make their E-Mail address public for other people to see, here are some ways you can format it.
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  38. Let's say that your E-Mail is "<tt>gtrix2@yahoo.com</tt>", but you don't want to get spam mail, some good ways to not get spam is make the address only readable by a human, so you might chooses to write your E-Mail as: "<tt>gtrix2 [at] yahoo dot com</tt>", "<tt>g t r i x 2 @ y a h o o . c o m</tt>", "<tt>gtrix2 //@// yahoo ///./// com</tt>", or any other way a bot might struggle to read.
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  42. Displaying your address in plain text is okay, but using the <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uniform_Resource_Identifier">URI scheme</A> can also be a benefit to some people, so that rather than copying your address entering it into an email client by hand, a person can just click the address and have it open in their client.
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  44. <i>Some examples:</i>
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  46. Using "mailto" within an HTML document to generate a link for sending email:
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  48. <tt>&#x3C;a href=&#x22;mailto:gtrix2@yahoo.com&#x22;&#x3E;Send me an email!&#x3C;/a&#x3E;
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  50. What you see: <a href="mailto:gtrix2@yahoo.com">Send me an email!</a>
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  52. Of course, you could also use the tips at the top to stop spam bots from mailing you!
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