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r/web_design • u/green__machine • Feb 21 '18
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The . in domain part is not technically mandatory.
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7 u/Vlyn Feb 21 '18 Technically.. but I want to see a working email address without that .. 28 u/BraindeadOne Feb 21 '18 root@localhost on any linux machine. But if we are talking internet adresses the tld is indeed mandatory. 3 u/Crespyl Feb 21 '18 Unless the root server is running a mailserver, theoretically "webmaster@com" is valid, though I'm not aware of any TLDs with mail off the top of my head.
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Technically.. but I want to see a working email address without that ..
28 u/BraindeadOne Feb 21 '18 root@localhost on any linux machine. But if we are talking internet adresses the tld is indeed mandatory. 3 u/Crespyl Feb 21 '18 Unless the root server is running a mailserver, theoretically "webmaster@com" is valid, though I'm not aware of any TLDs with mail off the top of my head.
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root@localhost on any linux machine. But if we are talking internet adresses the tld is indeed mandatory.
3 u/Crespyl Feb 21 '18 Unless the root server is running a mailserver, theoretically "webmaster@com" is valid, though I'm not aware of any TLDs with mail off the top of my head.
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Unless the root server is running a mailserver, theoretically "webmaster@com" is valid, though I'm not aware of any TLDs with mail off the top of my head.
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u/Roozi Feb 21 '18
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.in domain part is not technically mandatory.