> Of course if there is an RFC addendum that says "ben."@aol.com is a
> valid email then my argument is totally off base.
It's valid but extremely uncommon to have quotes in an address (used
for escaping by definition), and periods are also allowed. A
legitimate address that ends in a period would probably benefit from
being escaped to confirm intent.
Nonetheless, I wouldn't think that you'd see these two used together
in a substantive amount of legit e-mail. But whether it's worth a
filter is questionable.
--Sandy
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