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#13Oh thank that you guys told us. We totally forgot. I was wondering if we should write our emails on this post too, or it's just enough to update our profiles with our email address? I already put my email on my profile, but just in case, my email is gabrielsarmiento@gmail.com or gabriel.sarmiento@emprecol.com from Bogota, Colombia, South America.
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#14Just updated. Thanks for the reminder.
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#15Sorry and thanks for the reminder.
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#16prior planning prevents poor performance ; )
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#18That makes so much sense. I thought you might be pulling the e-mails out of the applications manually, and having coded and used a system for processing submissions (to an online fiction magazine), I was wondering how the hell you could stand to do that for 500+ applications. Glad to hear you're keeping yourself sane ;-)
echo "jd; John Doe; 99; None; john.doe@whoknows.com; ; ." | cut -d ";" -f 5 ...so if someone makes mistakes it is automatically out :-) Guess the way they chose is the best though.
If they do that, then they should specify how to escape literal semicolons so that Robert'); DROP TABLE students;-- doesn't file a discrimination lawsuit.
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#19prior planning prevents poor performance ; )
You're missing a word.
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#20That makes so much sense. I thought you might be pulling the e-mails out of the applications manually, and having coded and used a system for processing submissions (to an online fiction magazine), I was wondering how the hell you could stand to do that for 500+ applications. Glad to hear you're keeping yourself sane ;-)
echo "jd; John Doe; 99; None; john.doe@whoknows.com; ; ." | cut -d ";" -f 5 ...so if someone makes mistakes it is automatically out :-) Guess the way they chose is the best though.
Or, if they're in a forgiving mood, this will produce one e-mail address per line, regardless of delimited position, (assuming the founders were already on separate lines):
| sed -E 's/^.*[^[:alnum:]\._\-]([[:alnum:]\._\-]+@[[:alnum:]][[:alnum:]\-]+\.[[:alnum:]][[:alnum:]\-\.]*)[^[:alnum:]\-\.].*$/\1/'
| grep -E '^[[:alnum:]\._\-]+@[[:alnum:]][[:alnum:]\-]+\.[[:alnum:]][[:alnum:]\-\.]*$'