Perfect email regex finally found
I've accepted that it's best to treat people like grown-ups and if there's '@' and '.' and it's retyped then it passes. Someone can easily submit a fake name or phone number or street address, and e-mail's no different.<p>If they get it wrong, intentionally or not, then they don't get their receipt, confirmation, validation link, etc. and I believe in most cases the incentive is there for them to get it right.<p>In the rare case where there's some incentive to circumvent the system and this has some measurable impact on a site, then more validation may be warranted. Otherwise, why worry about it?<p>Also: HTML5. ;)