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Requiring a dot breaks your form for people using bare TLD email or people using an IPv6 address instead of a domain.
by Sephr 13y ago
Requiring a dot breaks your form for people using bare TLD email or people using an IPv6 address instead of a domain.
- cytzol 13y agoThere's a sufficient mass of people with dots in their e-mail addresses that it's worth checking for an at and a dot, even if you don't require it - just to check that they haven't typed a comma or something instead.