Paging Dr. Bruce. Dr. Bruce to the white phone, please.

[Rigged4Flight]

I'm sure it's around here somewhere, but does anyone have Dr. Chien's email address?

 

[Rigged4Flight]

Ah - google to the rescue. Please disregard the request, I found it.

 

[AggieMike88]

Yeah, we need to make it a sticky post....

For others, it's aeromedicaldoc@comcast.net and website is www.aeromedicaldoc.com

 

[RJM62]

You know... there are web bots lurking out there, sneakily harvesting email addresses from message boards. Poor Doc B. is going to be getting spammed into oblivion if we keep posting his email addy all over the place.

-Rich

 

[Rigged4Flight]

You know... there are web bots lurking out there, sneakily harvesting email addresses from message boards. Poor Doc B. is going to be getting spammed into oblivion if we keep posting his email addy all over the place.

-Rich

I tend to agree with you, but he does list his email address on his web site.

 

[timwinters]

Besides, forum rules state:

Participant shall not post messages containing personal phone numbers or addresses other than their own.

 

[RJM62]

I tend to agree with you, but he does list his email address on his web site.

I haven't checked his site to see how he makes his email address render. But in the interest of promoting thread drift, I've been using this absurdly simple JavaScript to render email addresses while foiling web bots for about 15 years. It still works, amazingly enough.

<script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript"><!--
  var name = "user_name";
  var domain = "domain.tld";
  document.write('<a href=\"mailto:' + name + '@' + domain + '\">');
  document.write(name + '@' + domain + '</a>');
// --></script>

I really prefer spam-filtering PHP contact forms, which I have down to a science these days; but I use the above when a client insists on having a visible link to their email address.

-Rich