I'm wrong -- of course, no-one will ever start using non-unique names in the real world. The basic idea of names is to feel like you belong with your friends, not to to use as lookup in a database table.
...that's probably why I, and the rest of the Eriks where I work, have a generik@<...> mail alias. Yes, it might be even more fun using proper English spelling, but I think you get the idea.
/E
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alltså, feel free att använda dem som du vill, men behåll mitt namn i närheten av dem.
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