Jean-Luc GARNIER <[email protected]> writes:

> I get your point but cannot agree on your "ascii-fundamentalist" 
> declaration that "HTML has no place in your signature". I'm living in 2014 
> and would really like to use all kind of embellishment in my sig I have 
> with other mail clients. I'd like to put some bold text into it, use small 
> fonts for contact information, and maybe (oh, foolish) the logo of my 
> company...

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The source code is available, so perhaps you can implement this and
publish it.   I suspect the sentiment among those who can implement such
features is that they are mostly fellow Fundamentalist ASCIIists.   They
might even go try to convert HTML users, which would also make than
Evangelical ASCIIists :-)

Many of these ASCIIists might also be opposed to top posting.
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But in all seriousness, this is an open source project and people work
on what they want to work on.  It's not reasonable to demand that they
do something you want.

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