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more than that, it's a great way to identify who is sharing your data.
by killertypo 13y ago
more than that, it's a great way to identify who is sharing your data.
- eric_h 13y agoI'd rather draw attention to the RFC. Sites that collect email addresses do, sometimes, reject that +suffix to the left of the @, precisely to avoid that identification. The RFC says the left of the @ is up to the host, more or less, so that's how it should be treated.