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Well, it's Google that behaves in non-standard way. Let's say that the user verified the email by mistake: the error and misunderstanding is created by google n

• vatueil 9y ago
  Not at all. Imagine if "myemail" and "my.email" were different accounts: that would result in much more confusion and mis-addressed emails. It's not as if simply making a typo and entering the wrong email address doesn't happen, either. Also the relevant standards leave it up to the email host how to handle dots, so it's not even non-standard.