Why do so many emails use an underscore between names instead of a dot or just no space between at all?
611619
As a computer science major, I was taught to use underscores a lot when naming my variables in my various programs, which has caused me to often use underscores in user names, file names, etc.  However, I usually just use underscores when naming files or folders on my computer - my emails don't have underscores.  So maybe many of these users are comp sci majors?
625823
Use whitespace as title or just a  "  . "  Dot\nreg\nshahid@skygc.com
482025
If you using Yahoo, just check all > delete > OK.\n\nIf using Outlook, click the first email > scroll down to last email > hold shift + click last email.  this should highlight everything.  press shift + delete (not backspace) to delete.
407352
it is because the link might be badly pasted by the sender\nor the link is too long and the sender is not sending it as html format\nor you email program setting allow only text format to reach you.
346533
Well of course those names are gone... that would be the first to go.  \n\nFYI, yahoo does allow certain characters in email address now.  So you might want to see if you can come up with something unique with those options.
1163584
It doesnt matter which email ID you are using. The email address may be wrong or the person to whom you are sending email his inbox is running full capacity, resulting in mails to bounce.
217491
have you checked that the e-mail address is correct. remembering that e-mail addresses are case sensative.check everything including spaces, under scores and dots.
141671
Mostly likely you aren't entering the email address correctly. You may have omitted part of the address or misspelled it.
133720
it's HTML code for a space.  That's why it doesn't show up, it's just a space.  If it shows up in your profile then there is a glitch in the way the coding is working.
111921
This is an email address. When there is an "@something.com", that means, 99.9% of the time, that it is and email. A website would be "www.something.com"
568253
<br>\n\nThat leaves a space in between text or objects. You would just copy and paste that how ever many times you need it.
946327
Underscore is this character _  You can find it near the backspace button. It's the button with two lines on it. If you press it while holding shift  you get the underscore _
856969
It's the "at" sign, which is why you use it in e-mails (ex: so_and_so[at]yahoo.com).  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%40
287780
that's because outlook does not support current yenc encoding that most posters use now a days in usenet ( newsgroups )\nuse grabit by shemes.com instead for a great usenet reader as it support yenc encoding
816322
♥ Put & hearts ; but with no spaces between ♥
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If you have PHP enabled, you could add a hidden field:\n\n<?\n$url = $_ SERVER[SCRIPT_NAME]."?".\n$_ SERVER[QUERY_STRING];\n?>\n\n<input type="hidden" name="url" id="url" value="<? echo $url; ?>" />\n\nYou'll need to remove the spaces between the underscores and SERVER in the example above.
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The best way writing an email address on the web is "email [at] domain [dot] com"