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Looks ok doesn't it? But have a look at the source code and see what email harvesters will see.
Update 3rd March 2005
Ok ok ok. This was never intended to be a SERIOUS contender for email hiding. It didn't work in Opera and, so people keep telling me, it doesn't work in Safari. It was only intended as a demonstration into backwards writing using css.
So if anyone has a use for backwards writing in any browser that supports it, this is how it is styled.
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