> when there are many sites in the wild that use underscore in their domain 
> name.

Can you share some examples please ?

In general, we should abide by standards unless we have a really good reason.

In my experience I always had to replace underscores by dashes for a reason or 
another in hostnames that were setup by people who don't read RFCs anyway, so 
I'm not sure Django itself can make a big difference.

Nonetheless, can't you override the validation on your side ?

Best

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