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Some providers simply straight up refuse +ed aliases. I really like how gmail breaks RFC by using dots at any arbitrary position of your username. This is not a
by navigate8310 9mo ago
Some providers simply straight up refuse +ed aliases. I really like how gmail breaks RFC by using dots at any arbitrary position of your username. This is not at all an efficient and correct use of aliases but it gets the job done sometimes
- 1718627440 9mo ago> I really like how gmail breaks RFC by using dots at any arbitrary position of your username. Do they? I think the local part can be anything that the MDA chooses to accept and that different local parts of an address result in the email message being placed into the same mailbox, is nothing an RFC would forbid.