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*The above screenshot was taken from: https://submit.digital.gov.bc.ca/app/form/preview?f=3527a6ba-62b9-47a3-ba1c-f33b687d9d2b&d=2a4faad4-342f-4cd5-808b-e4a5baf4acde on Aug 17, 2023.
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As I understand it Email addresses can include certain special characters, but the rules for their usage are specific.
For the email address
just”not”right@example.com, it’s invalid because it uses quotes (") directly in the local part (before the @ symbol) without surrounding the entire local part in quotes.However, for the email address
"email"@example.com, it’s valid because the entire local part is surrounded by quotes. This is a special rule that allows certain special characters to be used when they are enclosed in quotes.
So, while quotes are generally not allowed directly in the local part of an email address, they can be used to enclose the entire local part, allowing for certain special characters.
However: the “Advanced Fields > Email” component accepts just”not”right@example.com
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Source: https://submit.digital.gov.bc.ca/app/form/submit?f=04d899e8-6669-4a3d-89a6-448b0a3e5a72