> "5. Don't send HTML or pictures. Personal email doesn't, why are you?" uh. shouldn't you just do what you normally do? just like the "keep your salutation no

> "5. Don't send HTML or pictures. Personal email doesn't, why are you?" uh. shouldn't you just do what you normally do? just like the "keep your salutation normal and un-merged" rules? i personally prefer text only emails, though attachments are fine. i appreciate a client that permits me to "click on" htp://... to automatically see the page rather than copy paste (pine, gmail). when i set up meetings with people i've never met in person before i often include a picture of myself. i sprinkle that same picture around the internet. maybe interacting with strangers isn't personal, but then the whole point of the picture is to make things more open, friendly and personable.