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It's a bit extreme to correlate not being able to validate an email address (that isn't in a common format) to having other loose ends.
by bwilliams 14y ago
It's a bit extreme to correlate not being able to validate an email address (that isn't in a common format) to having other loose ends.
- jacquesm 14y agoMy email address is in a very common format.
- kbolino 14y agoPlease be mindful that you responded to a post citing the example of ""()<>[]:,;@\\\"!#$%&'*+-/=?^_`{}| ~ ? ^_`{}|~.a"@example.org" That address is not "common" even if it is technically valid. If you want to talk about your own email address, you should provide a sample address that is similar so we know what you're talking about. [edit: I see your address in your profile. It is nothing like the example given.]
- simcop2387 14y agoIf it's the one that you have on some of your social media sites, nice. I can suspect why they reject it but is it primarily because of the short length?
- jacquesm 14y agoAt a guess the problem is probably a code snippet that checks for minimum length. You could have an even shorter one for a single letter domain in a two letter tld, for instance x@y.nu