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Email address

An email address identifies a mailbox to which email messages are delivered. While early messaging systems used a variety of address formats, email addresses today follow a specific set of rules originally standardized by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) in the 1980s, and updated by .mw-parser-output…

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Message transport

Syntax

Validation and verification

Internationalization

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Email address

Nodes91
Edges90
Triples62
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.021978
Components1

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Email address

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related to Internationalization · 17
Email address → ASCII, EAI, EAI-related RFCs, Email Address Internationalization, Framework, IMA, Internationalized Email, Internationalized Mail Address, Overview, RFC, SMTP, SMTPUTF8, The IETF, The IETF's EAI Working, This, Unicode, UTF-8
related to Message transport · 14
Email address → An, If, IMAP, Internet, Internet Message Access Protocol, IP, MX, POP, Post Office Protocol, RFC, Simple Mail Transfer Protocol, SMTP, The, The SMTP
related to Syntax · 7
Email address → An, Display Name, Email, Jane Smith, Klensin, RFC, The
related to Domain · 6
Email address → Digits0to9, DNS, Hyphen, Latin, The, Uppercase
related to External links · 6
Email address → Email, Validate Email Address, Wikibooks Media, WikibooksBest Practices, Wikimedia Commons, Wiktionary-logo-en-v2
related to Validation and verification · 5
Email address → An, Email, Other, RFC, RFCs
related to Local-part · 3
Email address → ASCII, If, The
see also · 2
Email address → Anti-spam, Internet

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email address domain mail rfc addresses local-part example may characters name com mailbox user jane also systems used smtp 5321

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
RFC 6531instance ofand extensions0.80text
the Domain Name System for the domain or using callback verification to check if the mailbox existsinstance ofThus many email servers use other techniques and check the mailbox existence against relevant systems0.80text
Email addressrelated to DomainThe0.60section
Email addressrelated to DomainDNS0.60section
Email addressrelated to DomainUppercase0.60section
Email addressrelated to DomainLatin0.60section
Email addressrelated to DomainDigits0to90.60section
Email addressrelated to DomainHyphen0.60section
Email addressrelated to External linksWiktionary-logo-en-v20.60section
Email addressrelated to External linksValidate Email Address0.60section
Email addressrelated to External linksWikibooksBest Practices0.60section
Email addressrelated to External linksWikibooks Media0.60section

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