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> With respect to saying it out loud, I occasionally have to repeat my e-mail address once, but that's usually all it takes; we must be dealing with very differ
by dkdbejwi383 3y ago
> With respect to saying it out loud, I occasionally have to repeat my e-mail address once, but that's usually all it takes; we must be dealing with very different people.
It's not so much having to repeat myself - it's just me@myname.com - but people who apparently have never encountered an address that isn't @gmail.com etc before, who then want to have a 10 minute Q&A/tutorial session where I explain to them how domain names work, how anyone - yes, even you - can buy a domain, how email works, etc. Some people have just never looked behind the curtain, and I understand their curiosity. It's just sometimes quite annoying when I just need to get on with something.
- vidarh 3y ago> but people who apparently have never encountered an address that isn't @gmail.com etc before I've just never had that occur in the 30 years I've used e-mail, and it seems absolutely bizarre given that most people deal with e-mails from schools, or workplaces, or all kinds of other providers all the time. I get the occasional question of how I got <mylastname>.com, and that's it.