2 ms·
Email systems are allowed to be within their own domains. If an email is sent from Yahoo.com to Gmail.com, case is irrelevant. So, assuming case matters is foo
by IAmBroom 1y ago
Email systems are allowed to be within their own domains. If an email is sent from Yahoo.com to Gmail.com, case is irrelevant.
So, assuming case matters is foolish.
- Symbiote 1y agoRDC 5321 > The local-part of a mailbox MUST BE treated as case sensitive.
- chrisandchris 1y ago> So, assuming case matters is foolish Oh so much fun with my yearly quiz testing students about case-sensitivity! They're always wrong because thinks are so horribly broken. It is absolutely foolish, assuming case _may_ not matter in the Internet. Case does not matter, true, except it does. One of my favourite parts: URL paths are case-sensitive, except most servers do not care (because of a case-insensitive filesystem), and they're not always case-sensitive, e.g. for the mailto-scheme the path is case-insentive, because the path is actually an e-mail adress (which is itself case-insensitive).