> So what do you do when the plain-text and html sections of an email disagree? I have no answer to that, it's entirely up to you to work out which section has

> So what do you do when the plain-text and html sections of an email disagree? I have no answer to that, it's entirely up to you to work out which section has the information you need or want. I guess the best heuristic is probably to let the HTML section take precedence, as a lot of modern clients will display it as the default and it is therefore likely to be the tested/correct one. Text is usually only used as a fallback.