It's always a good practice to stick with a-z 0-9 _-. only in names and you'll never have any sort of issue with email servers or web servers.
just my 0.02 worth --Ed
At 03:08 PM 12/3/2003 -0500, you wrote:
>>>>> "SW" == Simon White <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
SW> The & in shell has a special meaning, it would have to be "escaped", SW> because
If you read Business Week, the "Tech & You" column has a comment email address of tech&[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Just because the unix shell does something with & doesn't mean it is invalid for local part of email addresses. The Mailman aliases should protect that in any case, because it could be used as a vector for attack, even if it does require sysadmin assistance ;-)
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