A hyphen in an email address is a punctuation mark used to separate parts of the address, typically between words or components, to enhance readability. For example, in the address "john-doe@example.com," the hyphen separates "john" and "doe." It can be useful for personal names, organizations, or to create unique identifiers. However, it's important to ensure that the hyphen is included exactly as intended, as email addresses are case-sensitive and any discrepancies can lead to delivery issues.
Of course you silly person.
In an email address, a dash is represented by the hyphen character (-). It can appear between letters or numbers, typically used to separate different parts of the address. For example, in the email address "john-doe@example.com," the dash is placed between "john" and "doe."
Email is correct. Some people still use e-mail, with a hyphen, but email without a hyphen is used much more often.
A hyphen in an email appears as a short horizontal line (-). It is often used to connect words or parts of words, such as in compound adjectives (e.g., well-known) or to indicate a range (e.g., 10-12). In email addresses, hyphens can also separate different parts of the address (e.g., name-surname@example.com).
Email is the correct spelling with no hyphen. If you run it through the spell checker, email passes, but e-mail does not.
You cannot use an ampersand ('&') in a URL as this is an HTML control character. A URL can only consist of the letters A-Z, 1-0 and hyphen (-).
Yes, it should be "e-mail."
Originally, it was spelled E-mail, with capital E, for Electronic Mail. Over time, because typing hyphen takes more keystrokes, it became Email. Now, most people type it was email.
i have no email address.
Minnie does not have an email address.
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