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title: App Store
description: Les Grands Voisins proposes an App Store with Applications and Unique User Identifiers
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date: 2022-04-30T09:18:26.337Z
date: 2022-04-30T09:18:49.898Z
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dateCreated: 2022-04-30T08:54:07.893Z
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1. Each autonomous email-domain server has users as defined by a unique string of characters to the left of the @ in the email address.
2. All domain aliases of an email-domain server will deliver email to the same mailbox as defined by the user-identifier to the left of the at-sign (@) on the main-domain of the email-domain server.
3. Individual email aliases may cross autonomous email-domain servers.
4. Configuration of individual email addresses is easy simply by supplying username@example.com where "example.com" is the primary-domain on the autonomous email-domain server.
4. Configuration of individual email addresses is easy simply by supplying username@example.com where "example.com" is the primary-domain on the autonomous email-domain server.
## Ease of Regular Email Configurations (lesgrandsvosiins.com, agoodvillage.com, etc)
Ease of use of the email servers is a primary consideration. If someone's main email is for example robert.graves@communitiness.com, that person is bes served with a username of robert.graves and an autonomous email server of communitiness.com. This would allow the simplest email setup for the client application use of robert.graves@communitiness.com. Effectively the end user would simply input the email address and the password. Autoconfigure would handle the rest.
I am currently wondering how to handle the email domains lesgrandsvoisins.com and agoodvillage.org. I prefer usernames to be a bit cryptic and uniform: using the first four letters of the first name followed by the first four letters of the last name. I am horrible with names and this is a way of separating individual identity with a village immatriculation. This pratice doesn't help with the email configuration where the email is the user identifier in and of itself.