This stops spammers who automatically extract email addresses from Web pages. We sincerely regret the inconvenience to visitors.

To get announcements when new  pages are published on Dharma Haven, send a message with "Yes!" as the Subject. If you like, you can mention what sections of the Web site you are interested in.

One type of problem -- "spam," or unwanted e-mail -- emerged almost immediately when the Internet became available to the public. A Web site like Dharma Haven, which is highly visible in appropriate Web searches, attracts many messages of this sort, as robots scan the Web for e-mail addresses. By offering our address to you in a form that most web robots won't be able to read, we should avoid being included in new "targeted e-mail" campaigns, and as we shut down all our old Dharma Haven addresses, the flood of spam should abate to manageable levels. It doesn't guarantee that we won't get unwanted e-mail, but at least a human being will have to be involved in the process of sending it to us.