mailtosomeoneexamplecom

Mailtosomeoneexamplecom is a string that resembles a malformed mailto URI used in web documentation and examples. It appears to imitate the format of a mailto link but lacks necessary punctuation and an actual email address, rendering it nonfunctional as a link.

A proper mailto URI uses the mailto: scheme followed by an email address, for example mailto:[email protected]. When used in HTML or other contexts, clicking the link typically opens the user's default email client with the recipient field prefilled.

The absence of the colon after mailto, the at symbol, or the domain structure in mailtosomeoneexamplecom makes it invalid as a URI. Such malformed strings can appear in tutorials as placeholders or due to typographical errors.

To correct it, replace it with a valid URI such as mailto:[email protected] or consider obfuscation or a contact form to reduce spam.

Security and privacy considerations: mailto links expose email addresses to clients and potential scraping; use alternatives when possible, such as contact forms or displayed, obfuscated addresses.

See also mailto URI scheme; email address format; URL encoding.