Re: HTML-enabled mailing lists

[James C. Armstrong]

On my mailing lists, I trap HTML attachments (among others).  I view
my lists as means of passing information, or for discussion.  To do
this most effectively, I insist subscribers use plain text for messages;
that way any subscriber can also read the message.

When every subscriber has an HTML compatible mail reader (or whatever
format becomes the wave of the future) then I'll permit that format
on my lists.  Until then, I embrace inclusion for all subscribers,
and don't allow exclusive formats.
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