@stroughtonsmith this rarely fails 😂

@stroughtonsmith Bobby Tables would never

@stroughtonsmith 😅💪🏻

@stroughtonsmith I had a similar experience last week. Signed up with my email address (a custom “.email” TLD). Had to auth into it from a 3rd party and got told my email address was invalid. Turned out the client-side validation had a {2,4} ending on the regex.
Good to know that sometimes my 5 char email is ok, but sometimes it’s not

@stroughtonsmith It’s times like these I’m less sad that browsers became the dominant platform. At least we can all trivially edit/augment website content.

@brzz you have to go really out of your way to whitelist a-z vs just taking regular ASCII, nevermind unicode names. So yeah, gotta be incompetence

@brzz @stroughtonsmith From personal experience, the standardised air travel systems (boarding passes, etc) drop hyphens from names. It depends on the airline whether their booking system keeps them. And then there’s the heart-stopping airline websites where the form for online check-in reports “no booking with that name” unless you manually remove the hyphen even though it appears in the booking confirmation email.

@alexr 'only active licenses were ported’, the rest is gone