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But there are several businesses that tried to do exactly that and lost me as a customer since they didn't accept my perfectly valid address with a + in it.
by fhars 14y ago
But there are several businesses that tried to do exactly that and lost me as a customer since they didn't accept my perfectly valid address with a + in it.
- hamburglar 14y agoThe key is that your validation is not about "accepting addresses you know are good" but "rejecting addresses you know are bad." If I enter foo@gmail@com as my email address, it's bad user experience to make me sit around refreshing my inbox and wondering where the confirmation email is.