Where are those stubs..

[david at gbenet.com]

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Devin Fisher wrote:
> I prefer a homogeneous environment because once a plaintext user replies to an HTML message the HTML tags inundate the message and it becomes mostly unreadable. So in my opinion, either all plaintext or all HTML.
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> -Devin
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> From: "Robert J. Hansen" <rjh at sixdemonbag.org>
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> Date: Tue, 19 Jul 2011 22:42:33 
> To: Robert Holtzman<holtzm at cox.net>
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> Subject: Re: Where are those stubs..
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I much prefer to send and receive in plain txt. When I started out some 25 years ago it was
the norm and the convention to do so. I ran a BBS (Bullet Board System) and later became an
ISP (Internet Service Provider). Most people that use Microsoft O/S format emails as HTML -
using fancy fonts and so on. A simple "Hello world" is 50Kb in Microsoft-speak yet a mere
5bytes in linux-speak. We - with long memories remember the criminal actions of Microsoft -
which still act the same way as in the past. There's a lot of "politics" as to why people
write plain txt - who use Linux and not the criminally-based Microsoft. A lot of people do
not care if they send out junk emails - their friends can read it and so must the rest of
the world.

I think lists should say "Please send plain txt only."

David

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