When someone emails, for example, foo+bar@server.com, the email address is actually just foo@server.com, and the + part is a "comment" that the recipient can use for things like filtering.
The server should strip out everything after the + for notary lookups, and probably for other things as well.
When someone emails, for example,
foo+bar@server.com
, the email address is actually justfoo@server.com
, and the + part is a "comment" that the recipient can use for things like filtering.The server should strip out everything after the + for notary lookups, and probably for other things as well.