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Vayu
vayu at sklinks.com
Sun Mar 12 18:33:07 UTC 2006
On Sunday 12 March 2006 10:02, Vayu wrote:
> On Sunday 12 March 2006 03:43, Hamster wrote:
> > On Sat, 11 Mar 2006 18:26:14 -0800
> > jimbo <gredo at rebelbase.com> wrote:
> >
> > > I really don't see why everyone gets so bent about html mail, but
> > > whatever. it's off. i hope i can somehow make up for my
> > > transgression.
> >
> > Because it makes emails unnecessarily long and doesn't actually add
> > any value to them. Not everyone is sitting on broadband you know.
> >
> > It also really screws up mailing lists in digest format.
> >
> > Given the sheer volume of html spam, you'll find most people
> > automatically bin html email anyway.
> >
> > Netiquette exists for a reason - get a clue and show some consideration
> > for other people.
> >
>
> The poster you're describing as clueless and inconsiderate is using his own
> time and postage to send someone in Malaysia a CD. I find that aware and
> considerate.
>
> I experience everything you describe as well, however before netiquette
comes
> etiquette and on top of that, reprimanding != educating.
>
> I agree with the content of your post. Assuming it's GPL, I've upgraded it
to
> the next minor version:
>
> > > I really don't see why everyone gets so bent about html mail
>
> HTML makes emails unnecessarily long. It is particularly disruptive to those
> without broadband.
>
> It also really screws up mailing lists in digest format.
>
> Given the sheer volume of html spam, you'll find some people
> automatically bin html email anyway.
>
>
> --
ps.
:)
I forgot to add my smileys. All above was totally tounge in cheek, upon
reread I'm not sure it came across that way.
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