LOL! I redefined the '-'/'+' localpart separator of the username/localpart of my fully-qualified email address to be something else (it's a letter). so, my ow

LOL! I redefined the '-'/'+' localpart separator of the username/localpart of my fully-qualified email address to be something else (it's a letter). so, my own mail alias works just fine ... in commercial Git repos and many websites. Google's GMail lets you use multiple periods as you see fit but that is easily stripped out (to get your username). Just another cat-n-mouse in computer security. Might make more sense for GitHub to enforce whitelisting. more on this local-part separator: https://egbert.net/blog/articles/comparison-of-local-part-in-mtas.html https://egbert.net/blog/articles/comparison-of-local-part-in... (again, my hardened website cannot be viewed on only Chrome clients as these clients remain broken for intentionally ignoring my server-mandated HTTPv1.3/ChaCha-only).