Good point. I guess only further action would potentially be to resend the user a reset link email.
Also, this brings up a fun point when we say:

> #### _The link you clicked was missing characters, and may have been broken by your email client. Copy the address carefully, and try again._

I didn't click a link/address, afaik. I clicked a blue button in an email that said "Reset password". If my email client did _INDEED_ break that link, then I'm kind of screwed. Clicking the button again won't have any different result (unless I try a different email client). Re: "Copy the address carefully, and try again.", that isn't really an option unless I right click the blue button (or long-press on iOS) and copy the URL to mein clipboard and paste it into a browser manually. Nowhere in the current email do we show the URL for user's to manually select/copy.

Not sure if we should dump the password reset URL below the button so users can easily select w/ mouse (although that seems like it'd introduce more errors for not selecting all the chars and seeing more errors -- but I'm not sure if there are usability/accessibility pros/cons on either side).

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![reset_password_request_-_peterdehaan_gmail_com_-_gmail](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/557895/2659301/cd3a516c-c012-11e3-8f6e-30b6fc32d4a7.png)
**Figure 1:** "Reset Password Request" email in Gmail/OS X.