> Bottom line is tho, the "Welcome to the [Mandrake} mailing list" > email that automatically is sent to each new subscriber specifically
And then the mailing list admins add a bunch of MIME gibberish at the end of *every* message. It's not HTML, but it's about as bad. And as far as I know Mandrake is the only people who do it. What's wrong with adding just plain text footers to the end of the message, like many other mailing lists do? Encouraging people to post in plain text is a good thing, so why do we need to be reminded by MIME encapsulations telling us the message is in plain text? In elm, every message from Mandrake expert/newbie is flagged as MIME. It used to drive elm bonkers, but more recently that is not an issue. > ------------=_1046448746-10490-2486 > Content-Type: text/plain; name="message.footer" > Content-Disposition: inline; filename="message.footer" > Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit That's four lines on every message that serve no purpose. Just add the footer lines with a '--' separator.
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