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The social acceptance part is truly hard. I recently received a BS trademark cease & desist because i was using the company name in the e-mail address I provide
by simpss 6y ago
The social acceptance part is truly hard. I recently received a BS trademark cease & desist because i was using the company name in the e-mail address I provided them & was using to communicate with them.
Personally, i've just replaced the recipient_delimiter default value(+) with "." as that is basically impossible to strip out. Ex, firstname.COMPANY@example.net
I do get a lot of weird looks when handing the addresses out in person, but a quick explanation usually works. I just tell them, that if I start receiving spam from one one the addresses, I can just block it and be done with it. They sometimes counter with "but we won't spam you" and I acknowledge that with "but not everyone is so nice as you" or something like that.
ps: you can use multiple delimiters, so grouping is possible with firstname.bills.COMPANY@example.net
- EvanAnderson 6y agoI use the "companyname" part of "companyname@mydomain.tld" to express (often very profane) editorial views about the company when their site won't let me sign-up with "companyname@mydomain.tdl". I'm sure nobody ever sees it, but it makes me feel better.