On Mon, 2009-04-27 at 16:10 -0400, Adam Katz wrote:
> Since email addresses contain everything a valid domain can contain,
> the user.AT.domain.tld (which is really user.at.domain.tld since
> domains are not case-sensitive) could be ambiguous if the "user" or
> the "domain" contains ".at." in itself, or whatever workaround we
> create. My proposed workaround is ".real-at." and an incremented
> numeric suffix like ".real-at2." if needed.
You are aware there's a ccTLD .at? :)
> (Oh crap, is this a draft for an RFC?)
This pretty much was one of my first thoughts, too. I vaguely recall
coming across such an RFC before. Hope someone else can point it out.
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