Type into Shieldfont’s Writer and it exports HTML where “winners” reads as “avengers” and “toy gun” as “sofa car” in the raw markup, while a custom OpenType font substitutes the real words back in for anyone viewing the rendered page. Copy-pasting a shielded paragraph grabs the decoy words too — a real cost for legitimate readers, not just scrapers. It’s economic obscurity, not encryption: reverse-engineer the specific word mapping, one of three built in, and the trick stops working.