> Just stripping the parameters would be an absolute disaster and wildly irresponsible. It's not worse than allowing a randomly selected subset of HTML in the

> Just stripping the parameters would be an absolute disaster and wildly irresponsible. It's not worse than allowing a randomly selected subset of HTML in the emails, and nobody is saying it is an "absolute disaster" or saying that google or Microsoft are "wildly irresponsible". The mailers and people will get used to it. As they always do.