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Plenty of addresses are designed to mislead. Twitter bots, especially. You can't actually assume good faith on the part of the owner of the address.
by currency 5y ago
Plenty of addresses are designed to mislead. Twitter bots, especially. You can't actually assume good faith on the part of the owner of the address.
- TeMPOraL 5y agoYou can at scale. Separating bots from real people is a somewhat orthogonal concern, and given a large dataset containing mostly real people, you can safely assume vast majority of the data is not purposefully misleading. Vast majority is good enough for advertising, and mistakes in non-advertising use usually create a problem for the e-mail owner, not the database user.