On Wed, 2003-01-15 at 07:28, Lyvim Xaphir wrote: > On Wed, 2003-01-15 at 07:52, Brandon Vanderberg wrote: > > But, obviously, HTML should be avoided. > > > > Yes, and I want to download 9.1 with Xmodem. Anybody got mandrake's > > modem number? > >
> > I generally take this in the light spirit that it was posted in. Glad to hear it. ;) But > too I think it needs to be understood that on mailing lists and also > quite a few newsgroups HTML is strictly banned. Agreed. And since those are the only important sources of email, we're all safe in here. I think this is just > common courtesy, not only for bandwidth reasons, but also because there > are quite a few people out there who read their mail without having a > feature that strips html out of the text. Absolutely, who would expect an email client to include the same functionality of something like Lynx. That thing's just a big bandwidth-sucking pig. Evolution allows me to read > html messages, but the way they are formatted and presented is quite > annoying. Straight text is much friendlier. Yeah I use Evolution too. I wish I could find an OS and email client that would let me tailor my experience to suit my needs. Then I could ...oooh..... look at that. ;) ~Brandon Registered Omish Linux User 000001
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