>
> I recieved a polite mail asking me to remove my vcard for my mail. I am
> very mixed on this type of restriction. I rember when I was the first
> one on my team to use html mail. Boy did I get flamed! First because I
> sent something out that not everybody could parse, and second because
> they didn't know how to do it. Now all of them use it, and wouldn't
> know what to do without it. I like using this new technology. The
> vcard is slick. I send mail to addresses other than mailing lists and
> news groups. I like to have my vcard in that mail. I'm certainly not
> going to take the time to enable and disable this feature every time I
> send mail. I guess it is a bit ugly when it comes across as plain
> text. Ok, so I will disable it for now on my home systems. I will
> still use it at work. It is my electronic business card.
>
As far as HTML mail goes, I ignore it. Not because I can't read it, but
because plain and simple I don't need to read it and I don't want to read
it. It is annoying. The same with vcards except they're not quite as
annoying.
Greg
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