Spammers who send unsolicited and unwanted e-mail use software that harvests e-mail addresses from webages. The software's robots follow links from website to website looking for text strings that contain the @ symbol. These are assumed to be e-mail addresses and are saved for use in sending junk e-mail.

%40 is the Ascii code for @. If you click one of the e-mail links your computer should see it as an e-mail and display the addresses correctly in your mail program. The goal is to make the spammers' software bypass the links and fail to harvest the e-mail addresses on these pages.

If you cannot send e-mail by clicking on the e-mail links (and the links have worked on every mail program I've tested so far), you will need to replace %40 with @ for each address. Sorry for the hassle but this measure should eliminate the spam you might have gotten in the past from being on here.