In the olden days, I didn't have much trouble expressing myself with a typewriter, didn't need any HTML then. And usually the only legitimate form of emphasis in text is italics, or, when italics are unavailable, underlining or something like _this technique_. Even users of HTML should practice such restraint.
As far as graphics are concerned, these do not occur frequently enough to warrant changing _everything else_ about e-mail. What you need there is an auxiliary mechanism, not HTML mail. To me, that's the whole story from the point of view of writing a good text. - Barry (a happy Mutt user)
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