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idea: An email badge
See original GitHub issueJust thinking. Bots and spammers may be pretty clever nowadays, so I’m not sure if putting an email inside a url (for badge generation) is good idea too.
Fanatism isn’t a bad thing some times. 😄
Badge:
Source:
https://badgen.net/badge/%20/consulting@tunnckocore.com?label&color=07ba96
So, what I’m proposing the following
badgen.net/email/<tld>/<name>/<domain name>
badgen.net/email/com/consulting/tunnckocore
badgen.net/email/co.uk/foobar/mydomain
to be able to generate badge like the above (of course with possibility for label and etc).
The idea of live badge will be just to combine the parts in correct order.
I can create runkit for it, but still. Interesting to hear.
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Hiding email address from spammers is a road without end and it shouldn’t be the goal of email badge.
While, maybe this can be a standalone api endpoint for
/https, with all kinds of dark magic to hide email address.Also, we could have a section on badgen.net, showcasing / inspiring these usage of badgen.net, that would be cool!
That’s a pretty nice idea!
Prefer this schema
/email/:name/:domainLet’s use this as default style: