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i just use my email and let gmail hadnle the spam

• mbork_pl 3y ago
  Understandable, though they don't use gmail, and I'm not sure about the quality of the spam filters of their provider.
  • cranberryturkey 3y ago
    yeah i think just using hex codes is good enough. no spammer going to bother deciphering those
  • codemusings 3y ago
    If it's a managed hosting situation: some providers allow you to create email aliases that redirect to other addresses. That way you could have something like `foo42@acme.com` forward all email to the actual business address and easily replace it later on if the spam gets overwhelming.