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I'm not opposed to rich text, but I feel this is repeating emails mistake of having poorly defined ad-hoc per-implementation html subsets instead of formulating

by zokier 4y ago

I'm not opposed to rich text, but I feel this is repeating emails mistake of having poorly defined ad-hoc per-implementation html subsets instead of formulating a widely accepted spec. This means that over time it will be increasingly difficult to ensure that implementations are actually able to process the content correctly.

layer8 4y ago
Yeah, this runs the risk of becoming HTML emails all over again, with implementation-detail-defined subsets/supersets and rendering differently on every client, with different degrees of brokenness.