That's exactly why I use a combination method on my personal website[0]. By default it uses the JS method for a clickable link, but if someone doesn't have JS

That's exactly why I use a combination method on my personal website[0]. By default it uses the JS method for a clickable link, but if someone doesn't have JS enabled it degrades to "Email: nick at this domain (For a clickable link, turn on javascript)". It relies on the assumption that 'someone not using javascript' == 'someone computer-savvy enough to figure out what that means', but for the people that are likely to be reading my site, I think that's a pretty safe assumption to make. [0] - http://nickknowlson.com/contact/ http://nickknowlson.com/contact/