HTML posting

[Jason Crowe]

Actually I am saying the same thing that you guys are saying. I don't 
think mail should be bounced becasue it is html. I am saying you are a 
person who is greatly offended by someone having the nerve ;) to send 
html mail, then you should filter/bounce it on your own machine and not 
expect the list to jump on your bandwagon.

Jason

Matt Graham wrote:
> I agree...that's a bit rough.  Most people write their emails in html
> just because that's the default setting of their client.  Or they don't
> even know there is a difference.  
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> On Tue, 2003-05-06 at 07:58, Patrick Miller wrote:
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>>>If you don't like html messages why not filter them on your own 
>>>machine(or use a text email client)? I don't like html messages, but 
>>>that doesn't mean I am not willing to hear what someone has to say just 
>>>because they do.
>>>
>>>Jason
>>>
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>>So you are saying I should filter out and not listen to someone who uses
>>html? That is a disservice to the html user that sent the important message.
>>
>>By filter why not just strip html so the messages can still be seen thus not
>>blocking the messages. If you filter it on the server, you know what others
>>are seeing, prepare it for archiving (or digesting), and only do the
>>programing once i.e. on the server.
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