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This is called sub-addressing or Plus-Addressing : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Email_address#Sub-addressing
Very useful in my opinion. Always use it with my personal gmail account.
this kind of thing is used by a lot of tech support ticket creating sites like Zendesk for example. when you specify support+1234@yourdomain.com it updates the support ticket 1234. If there is no ticket 1234 or an email is sent to just support@yourdomain.com then a new ticket is created. Handy to be able to direct tickets to a particular workflow or something.
A work around for this is to look for specific strings in the subject or body of the email. example [ticket:1234] or create a special Mail in Database (MID) and direct the support@yourdomain.com group email to that MID and then send emails to that group email to be processed by the MID. An agent in that MID set to run "before delivery to inbox" can then process all the emails based on From, To, Cc, bcc, subject and body etc.
allow email variations like firstname.lastname+extraparam@email.com
great to create filters against and you can use unique emails for services and newsletters