user@domain is specifying a user at a domain, it is not specifying any protocol. The fact that people see it and think it is an email address is unfortunate, because this format of specifying a user ...
True, but that ship has long sailed; the user@domain making people think it's an email address is with us at least for another generation.
Fact is, other nomenclatures, like @user@domain are largely still up for grabs because no other protocol/platform has captured it the way email has.
This is largely a branding thing and not a protocol issue; technically speaking a URI scheme is more accurate, but that's a branding and usability disaster.
Fact is, other nomenclatures, like @user@domain are largely still up for grabs because no other protocol/platform has captured it the way email has.
This is largely a branding thing and not a protocol issue; technically speaking a URI scheme is more accurate, but that's a branding and usability disaster.
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