Funny how people feel "savvy" by using modern technology! Plaintext obviously doesn't meet the requirements of most marketing campaigns. When you're autonomously defining such "standards", it is hard for the rest of the world to take a cue from YOU = 0 In fact, almost all (gui) email clients *will* receive and display HTML emails -- some even do nifty things like cleaning up the HTML, removing script code segments, etc... so it seems to me that HTML email is indeed a standard. I think I understand your point though, but it is a big world out there, and if you want to, uh, say, get a job, there is a certain amount of conforming to *others'* standards that you might encounter, dare I say...
nice cool evening cheers to y'all, Ben On Mon, 10 Nov 2003 18:48:09 -0800 Ken Barber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: .... | There are two or three clueless entities (from whom I WANT to | hear) who also send me HTML-formatted email... and it gets caught | in my spam filter every time... and I just delete it. I keep | telling them that if they want me to actually READ their emails | they're going to have to send messages that comply with | standards... but they still don't "get it." | | The problem isn't with EFN or SpamAssassin, it's with the Dean | campaign. If he's as tech- and Internet-savvy as the press | reports say he is, you'd think he would know better. | .... _______________________________________________ EuG-LUG mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mailman.efn.org/cgi-bin/listinfo/eug-lug
