Is the issue of case sensitivity in email account names addressed? I'm guessing that the applicable RFC, whatever it is, says that [a..z] [A..Z] [0..9] etc. may be used in email addresses. Does it say whether a=A=a? Do any RFC experts out there know if case sensitivity of email account names is addressed? I have, in the past, had email accounts where the account name was case-sensitive. These were primarily Unix systems.
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