Yes, this would be fine if you have an SPA or are otherwise already committed to having client-side JS turned on. Probably rot13 "encryption" would be enough.

Yes, this would be fine if you have an SPA or are otherwise already committed to having client-side JS turned on. Probably rot13 "encryption" would be enough. OTOH, I doubt most scrapers are trying to scrape this kind of content anyway, since in general it's (a) JSON, not the natural language they crave, and (b) to even discover those links, which are usually generated dynamically by client-side JS rather than appearing as plain <a>...</a> HTML links, they would probably need to run a full JS engine, and that's considerably harder both to get working and computationally per request.