IMHO the text editor should stay away from altering content on this level, thats something for the framework to decide upon.

The problem with the current package is that it misses a few of the more recent FCK editor settings, so it is hard to turn this behavior off. Luckily, you can add the setting quite easily though.

On my systems i use this extra setting in fckconfig.js:

FCKConfig.EMailProtection = 'none' ; // none | encode | function
FCKConfig.EMailProtectionFunction = 'mt(NAME,DOMAIN,SUBJECT,BODY)' ;

which will remove the email protection function alltogether

for more info see here: http://dev.fckeditor.net/ticket/2220

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also, there is already an issue in Gemini for this: http://support.dotnetnuke.com/issue/ViewIssue.aspx?id=9751&PROJID=35

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Gus,

did you add it to /providers/htmleditorproviders/fck/custom/ fckconfig.js ?