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I agree, which is why that name and email are total fabrications on my part. I was mostly trying to make the point that my email is my firstlast and Mr First N
by polka_haunts_us 6y ago
I agree, which is why that name and email are total fabrications on my part.
I was mostly trying to make the point that my email is my firstlast and Mr First Notevenremotelysimilarlast registered with it and I'm a little skeptical it was an honest mistake.
- hartator 6y agoI think the email you've posted is someone real email as well.
- cardiffspaceman 6y agoIt would be better to use example.com in such tutorial example emails. You'll find that that host is set up for such usage, so it doesn't have to bother uninvolved people, like Google.
- polka_haunts_us 6y agoWhile I appreciate your point, I hope nobody is using my question as a tutorial for anything.
- jolmg 6y agoSome people consider that spammers have crawlers scanning the web for email addresses to add to their lists, since I guess that addresses shared publicly might be more likely to be active and respond to emails from unknown contacts. That's why it's common for people to describe their email address instead of writing it outright. You'll see stuff like "my username (at) example (dot) com" and other more creative obfuscations instead of just writing "foobar@example.com".
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