End of the contact form saga

I can’t take it anymore!If you wan’t to speak to me, send an email. My contact form is out of service indefinitely.This is actually in lieu of moving my professional services to a yet to be announce limited company. But I can’t let opportunity for a dramatic blog post go to waste.Also, I’ll probably skip the contact form on my company website. Is that a bad idea? I always got more spam via the form than the publicly visible address.My contact form has been through a lot.Previous entries in the saga:SMTP on the edgeEmail: the final formI shut the emails outI let the emails inProgressive dehancementPGP encrypted contact formI quite enjoyed the week in September when I opened a port to a self-hosted SMTP server I coded in 100 lines of TypeScript. The final iteration of my form included true end-to-end encryption. Through trial and error heuristics, I successfully eliminated all spam. (How many false positives I rejected remains unknown…)My privacy policy which was already simple is now…