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It's counter to the principle of what e-mail is. It's supposed to be static. Just because you can doesn't mean you should.
by afavour 9mo ago
It's counter to the principle of what e-mail is. It's supposed to be static. Just because you can doesn't mean you should.
- iamacyborg 9mo ago> It's supposed to be static. Says who? It's not in the original RFC as far as I'm aware.
- SahAssar 9mo agoI'm pretty sure the original RFC (RFC 821) does not include remote resources and it was written far before HTML or HTTP was invented. It was text delivered over SMTP.