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One other thing I'd note is to avoid using the new gTLDs like .email or .mail for an email address. I tried it and discovered just how many bad form validators
by tempestn 3y ago
One other thing I'd note is to avoid using the new gTLDs like .email or .mail for an email address. I tried it and discovered just how many bad form validators and spam filters there are out there.
- paulnpace 3y agoWhat year did you experiment with that? I know of one person currently using .email TLD and hasn't reported issues. I started using .guru not long after it launched and definitely experienced the issues you describe, including my residential ISP not being able to resolve.
- tempestn 3y agoI switched away from it in 2021. Certainly most websites handled it fine, and most of my email went through. But in both cases, there were notable exceptions compared to using a .com domain.