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I run with the pattern 'iam@<my domain>' This works well for everything except my personal domain. My first name is Eoin, pronounced like Ian. Several peopl
by Normal_gaussian 10y ago
I run with the pattern 'iam@<my domain>'
This works well for everything except my personal domain. My first name is Eoin, pronounced like Ian. Several people have tried to correct the words I just explicitly spelled out to them. I've resorted to having people spell that one back.
- notatoad 10y agoUsing iam@domain when your name sounds like Ian seems like it's just asking for confusion.
- Normal_gaussian 10y agoAbsolutely. It was a naming scheme I adopted on other domains first and, being used to ian spelled my way, didn't notice as quickly as I should have. It's relatively low traffic and has a catch all however, so more just trivia at this point.
- richardw 10y agoI can understand you wanting it spelled correctly but maybe add ian@ as an alias? For those times where mistakes seem likely.
- Normal_gaussian 10y agoYeah I have a catch all in, hence why I didn't change the address.