Nunquid domain nomina et inscriptiones electronicae semper minusculae erunt fac tibi quo ire vis? An hoc omnino alienum est? Google epistularum ministratores, exempli gratia, habent occasus alienos cum effectibus iucundis, quos infra breviter introducam.
Google, qui nuper incepit oblationem @gmail.com inscriptionibus usoribus Germanicis, tempora neglecta ante simiam aranearum et orthographiam insensibilem habet. Sequenti inscriptio electronica omnino aequiparantur:
- davidvielhuber@gmail.com
- dav.id.v.iel.hu.ber@gmail.com
- DAVIDVIELHUBER@gmail.com
- David.Vielhuber@gmail.com
Et RFC MMDCCCXXI vexillum stipuletur quomodo Northmanni ut teneatur manu iste:
The local-part of a mailbox MUST BE treated as case sensitive. Therefore, SMTP implementations MUST take care to preserve the case of mailbox local-parts. Mailbox domains are not case sensitive. In particular, for some hosts the user "smith" is different from the user "Smith". However, exploiting the case sensitivity of mailbox local-parts impedes interoperability and is discouraged.
Hoc significat nomen regio post simiam aranea ut insensibilem et partem localem ante araneae simiam tractandam esse sensibilem. In plerisque casibus autem servientes electronici valde tolerant. Commendo semper lowercase litteras et electronicas et domain nomina.
A parvam partem tu quoque an additional add @ oratio recta fronte est, quod sit neglecta per partum (et igitur non possunt, exempli gratia, pro regula-of emails secundum filtering):
- davidvielhuber+ganz-wichtig@gmail.com
- davidvielhuber+newsletter@gmail.com
- davidvielhuber+gewinnspiel@gmail.com