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Many online sites generate a customized address for you like CAeporFsks2373454-submission@myblogging.com. You may write an email to that address and what you write in the body of that email gets published or entered in a database.

Some sites like Trello refer to it as "your email" but it is not 'your' email account (e.g. From: amanda23@hotmail.com) but a dummy electronic mail address you are supposed to write to (To: CAeporFsks2373454-submission@myblogging.com).

How to call an email address for submission?

Matt E. Эллен
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user78270
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  • It's a temporary address/ transient address. Certainly not 'your' account. – Kris Jun 05 '14 at 11:03
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    This Q is better asked on SO. – Kris Jun 05 '14 at 11:04
  • user78270, the "how to call" wording is incorrect in English. You should replace the how with what. You would benefit from reading the discussion at this link http://english.stackexchange.com/questions/150325/how-do-we-call-something-in-english – Tristan r Jun 05 '14 at 13:34
  • naming of terms is off topic at ELU. – SrJoven Nov 12 '14 at 13:46

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I would call that an upload email address (currently, the term yields nearly 300,000 Google hits at my time/location), or a submission email address (circa 2,200,000 hits).

Erik Kowal
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I would like to call that as 'publishing' email address.

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