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What's worse: some sites accept email addresses with + in them and then years later, they stop working, and you can't log in to fix your email address. Ask me
by michaelhoffman 11y ago
What's worse: some sites accept email addresses with + in them and then years later, they stop working, and you can't log in to fix your email address.
Ask me how I know this.
- cosmotron 11y agoHah, this happened to me once. Turns out the email validation was occurring client-side though... so a quick edit later and the server still gladly accepted my '+'-enabled email address. :-)