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> Many email readers decide to screw up the formatting of perfectly good emails I've never had a reader screw up the formatting of a plain text email, nor have
by GrinningFool 10y ago
> Many email readers decide to screw up the formatting of perfectly good emails
I've never had a reader screw up the formatting of a plain text email, nor have I had to click on any links to correctly read the full text of those emails.
Edit: I wanted to add to this that I generally don't unsubscribe from emails that arise from existing relations (signed up for site, etc) as long as they include a "text/plain" part with the message content.
- Normal_gaussian 10y ago> of a plain text email Which is unsurprising. However that is not the world most people live in.
- GrinningFool 10y agoTrue. And probably never will again - but if people like me stop saying things about it, then even multipart with text/plain goes away... then I'm left getting only whitelisted emails because I'll bounce everything else. Wait, maybe that's not such a bad world to live in after all...