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You know, I really think at this point that the random historical crap that's technically legal in an email address should be treated the same as if you walked
by ubernostrum 13y ago
You know, I really think at this point that the random historical crap that's technically legal in an email address should be treated the same as if you walked into a restaurant and tried to order in Latin. It's time to retire a lot of it and tell people to move on.
- daker 13y agoExactly :)
- MrDOS 13y agoThat doesn't change the fact that a lot of validators disallow common, everyday things like + tags or even . characters. The only good way to be sure is to make sure the address contains an @ SOMEWHERE other than the last character (.+@.+, maybe), and then send a validation e-mail.