I would word that better, makes you sound like a fanatic.. perhaps something along these lines.
You are using Microsoft Internet Explorer (tm) Before you proceed onto the site, I would be remiss in my duties if I didn't tell you of the Security flaws inherent in Internet Explorer, so far more then 20 different methods of stealing your data or damaging your computers OS have been found and documented for people using Internet Explorer. Not only that, but Microsoft is encouraging the use of their proprietry methods which should it proceed as they plan, would result in an internet that is reliant upon you buying Microsoft products whenever they decide you should. As an alternative that is truely open in standards and totally free, pleaes consider Mozilla. mozilla.org hows that sound?? :-) rgds Franki -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Todd Slater Sent: Wednesday, 18 September 2002 10:31 AM To: newbie Subject: [newbie] OT help writing my deny IE page Well, I'm finally getting around to writing a little rant about why IE isn't the best browser so I can show it to my visitors who use IE before I let them see my pages. I would like to keep it short and sweet, and thought I'd open it up to suggestions from you folks. Here's what I have so far: Before I can let you look at [page], I feel that I should warn you that Internet Explorer is not the best browser. In fact, it's probably not even the third best browser. In addition to its well-documented security problems, IE just wasn't designed with the end-user in mind; it lacks many of the features of its competitors. Luckily, there are alternatives to Internet Explorer. Try any of these browsers for one week and I guarantee you'll only keep IE around for those few sites you really need to use and whose webmasters are assholes who only know how to design for IE. Mozilla Opera Netscape Galeon (linux) Chimera (Mac) [bold] I understand that Internet Explorer is a lousy browser that enjoys its dominance not due to its features or functionality, but rather due to Microsoft's illegal monopolistic practices. Furthermore, I realize the security risks involved with using Internet Explorer. [/bold] Accept Decline Hee hee! -- Todd Slater Not currently listening to tunes I believe that the testing of the student's achievements in order to see if he meets some criterion held by the teacher, is directly contrary to the implications of therapy for significant learning. (Carl Rogers)
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