George Bailey wrote:
> If you use the email software that comes with the Netscape browser to
> access your email, it automatically decodes the html and shows you plain
> text.
>
> since all messages from artwithbraininmind-l@pks.bu.edu come with this as
> the message address, adding something to the subject heading to see which
> list something came from is redundant.
>
> - George
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I think what happens is people who sit out there with throw together systems,
which can be fun, use mailers that haven't been updated, and thus they read
code along with their mail. I try to put only links to sites in as HTML. So I
don't use keywords such as strong (for bold) and tend to *WORD* for emphasis
and quotes for titles instead of ital(ic)s. I know lots of people on various
mailing lists are into "write ribbon" and they are just to fussy and cranky
for me, to be painfully honest.
Have Fun,
Sends Steve
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