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My partner's one-person service business sends out monthly availability emails to her small list of eager customers. Plain text would not suit her image and bra
by wintermutestwin 5y ago
My partner's one-person service business sends out monthly availability emails to her small list of eager customers. Plain text would not suit her image and brand at all. You are saying she should send a plain text email with a link to a webpage? It sounds like you have no understanding of a business like hers.
- throwawayboise 5y agoYes that's what I'm saying. I realize many don't agree, but I'm also very convinced I'm right.
- noizejoy 5y agoI’ve learned over the decades, that “being right” is rather irrelevant when it comes to communication patterns. Language changes and communication patterns, technologies, and how they are used constantly evolve (for better or worse). While I also would prefer email to be text only, it seems most of the world feels differently. So I stopped worrying about it. Side note: In theory an HTML email can be more visibly respectful of privacy while being nicely formatted, than visiting a webpage, although in practice that distinction seems increasingly rare.