Dominic Sayers

"Please fix the link "If you are interested in applying for a Start-Up Loan". The article is about loans to over-30s but the link goes to loans for under-30s" - Dominic Sayers

"Hi Paul. When I try an address with a slash it seems to work fine: http://isemail.info/a%2Fb%40is... Also I can't find the line you're referring to in this file https://github.com/dominicsaye... - your link seems to be a bit mangled." - Dominic Sayers

"Should be fine" - Dominic Sayers

"Hi David. This is is_email betraying its origins as a piece of code for developers - it's not very clear is it? The answer lies buried here https://github.com/dominicsaye... on line 486 :-) Hopefully you'll also see the diagnosis text in the response on isemail.info: "Couldn't find an MX record for this domain but an A-record does exist" What was the address you were trying?" - Dominic Sayers

"Thanks Matt. I'll have a look if I get time. Is it doing a DNS lookup?" - Dominic Sayers

"Thank you, John" - Dominic Sayers

"Other commenters have made all the points I was going to make. Thanks for sticking with full text RSS for so long. Sorry to see it go. Maybe there's a way I can get your full posts to read on the train, sure wish I didn't have to find it though." - Dominic Sayers

"Good question, @Jonas. RFC 5321 is the authority for what goes on the envelope of the message when it's sent by SMTP (as everything is these days). RFC 5322 is the authority for what goes in the To: field in the message itself. Confusing isn't it? RFC 5322 still applies even when the message is sent to non-Internet networks (they used to exist in the olden days) but the distinction is pretty irrelevant now. You're right, I should probably make this clearer on the page somewhere." - Dominic Sayers

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