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by bigtunacan
1128 days ago
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No, I understood your point and I agree sending the email and getting some type of read receipt is necessary. You seem to think that because of this client validation should be skipped. On that point I disagree. If you can tell that it's not a valid email address (bigtunacan@goog obviously invalid since missing a TLD) then no email should be sent. Good UX is to let the customer/user know there is a mistake in the email address. |
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