Hello Laura,

On or about Friday, January 17, 2003 at 09:36:47GMT -0800 (which
was 12:36 PM in the tropics where I live) Laura regaled us with:

L> resistance is futile, html is here to stay.

Not in my inbox it isn't!  All my important correspondents know
and accept this.

>>> I will soon be implementing a filter that sends to trash and
>>> deletes any e-mail containing HTML - PERIOD!

MAU>> I never write/send HTML e-mail, and I don't think I will in
the MAU>> future. But if I implemented a filter like you intend
L> to, I would MAU> probably loose abut 1/3 of my business e-mail.
L> And belive me, I don't MAU> want to loose it.

L> Ditto Miguel. there are certain advantages to it as well...
L> including hilighting things that are important when sending out a
L> report, and more. THINK about it. :)

I do think about it, which is why I send important documents as
word processor/spreadsheet format attachments.  I use the proper
tool for the job.  If I have something HTML (a prototype web
page, for example) I send it as an attachment as well.  These
items I make exceptions for, as I'm also a fledgling webmaster.

The bottom line [AGAIN] is make these things O-P-T-I-O-N-A-L!  I
can ignore them at my pleasure.  Otherwise, as I stated earlier
we would just have a re-written MS Outhouse, and . . . why
bother?  Granted, perhaps it might just be a bit more elegantly
coded and 'more secure' than the 'privy!'

-- 
Warmest tropical wishes,
Spike

"The only person getting his work done by Friday was Robinson
Crusoe!!"

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