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In my experience, for personal email, text-only is a non-issue; for work stuff, it's not even an option.
by jasonkostempski 9y ago
In my experience, for personal email, text-only is a non-issue; for work stuff, it's not even an option.
- dvfjsdhgfv 9y agoCan you elaborate why? I sometimes abuse this option by including screenshots in the body of e-mail, but I could as well add it as an attachment. Other than that I see no reason to use HTML in e-mail conversations at work.
- dingaling 9y agoIntra-corporate e-mail is often used as an ad hoc document collaboration tool. "See my comments in blue", strikethroughs, inline diagrams, bullet points, big red font for emphasis. Of course that should all be done in a dedicated application, but who is going to provision and authorise users for that versus just adding Bob to the cc line and giving him implicit editing capabilities? The functional overloading of corporate e-mail is a user-driven reaction to the awfulness of most " collaborative' software.
- diggernet 9y agoI've always had my work email client set to text only. Never been a problem for me (unless you consider missing out on a lot of unnecessary smilies, fonts, and colors a problem).
- KGIII 9y agoI too am confused. The only time I've used HTML in email was when I used the web interface and plain text wasn't an option.