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I would assume because it's only 2-chars (me) and they're filtering anything <3 as invalid.
by brlcad 5y ago
I would assume because it's only 2-chars (me) and they're filtering anything <3 as invalid.
- lisper 5y agoYeah, that's what I would guess as well. But there's a big difference between "follow the [ridiculously complicated] spec to the letter" and "don't do obviously stupid things like filter out email addresses with short names". The latter is good advice, the former not so much IMHO.
- Domenic_S 5y agoFor a couple glorious years I had a 2-letter email address at a single-letter .com domain. It was rejected a surprisingly small number of times.
- isoskeles 5y agoAh, that's a good assumption. My initial assumption was some sites have a very dumb whitelist of valid email domains. This seems more reasonable (although, also dumb).