From: olivier.taylor <oli...@gm...> - 2007-01-04 18:05:29
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did you see the green text on my first mail? no, you didn't, because you are focused against microsoft and so on(like=20 html mails). your problem is your and only your, the mails are sended from=20 thunderbird, not from a microsoft software. just for now, forget me and just have a look at the mail archives, you=20 will see a lot of my unreadable mails. also, you will rarely see microsoft addicts on this list, afaik,=20 astlinux is not really a microsoft addicts software. as far as I have seen, many more questions from you than answers. then please, stop that now and be kind, better for all. kind regards, Olivier ps: i will not answer to any further attacks Carla Schroder a =E9crit : > I don't want to start a stupid flamewar, so I'm going to list a few rea= sons=20 > why HTML mails suck, especially for mailing lists, then go away: > > 1. HTML adds nothing useful to the content, just lard > 2. It's primarily a spam and malware vector. Not so much as it used to = be, but=20 > it's still enough of a problem that for most of my customers I run Mime= defang=20 > and other tools to strip tags and attachments. All kinds of fun things = lurk=20 > inside HTML spams, like Web bugs and download links to more malware. It= 's so=20 > much fun wasting billable hours on junk like that > 3. Microsoft HTML is the worst offender- it rarely renders correctly on= =20 > non-Microsoft mail clients, so all you see are masses of tags with the=20 > message buried somewhere deep inside > 4. It sucks to read in text mail clients > 5. It doesn't render in Web archives, so again all you see are masses o= f tags=20 > surrounding the actual messages > 6. Text is universal and can be read by anyone anywhere > > That's why I don't like HTML email, and usually bitbucket it. Obviously= I'm=20 > not the boss of anyone, and what people choose to use is up to them. 'N= uff=20 > said, and I shall now grumble quietly to myself. :) > > =20 |