[aprssig] Re: Not in HTML Format Please...
Mike Yetsko myetsko at insydesw.comMon Oct 4 03:14:41 UTC 2004
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> > Keith, I fully agree with you. But what's with your post, and other posts, > that come across as: > What you saw was the way OE displays the 'message source' of rich text format. While it is a pain, it's not that bad, and not really THAT much of an overload of the system. However, where do you draw the line? For some systems, like what I reproduced below, the overhead of the rich text is in fact minimal. ( I took the name out to keep from further embarrassing anyone) BUT, while the email message that was the 'trigger' of this event was minimal in the area I reproduced, there are OTHER messages that have come across this mail list that were NOT trivial. (And I won't even go into the discussion that the 'few lines' of text in the message that started this had 7K of 'gifs' attached! Just what someone reading the mail on a PDA wants to see!) Some people want to be cute with their emails. They want graphics, animation, pretty pictures... That's fine. But with 110 emails a day coming into MY account, I DON'T want to see attempts to be 'cute'. I want the meat of the message, and that's about it. But please don't blame everyone who post in rich text, there really are a lot of people out there that just don't realize what it is they are doing when they post it that way. This really shouldn't have been an issue, as for as long as "I" can remember, I thought this list had a RULE that it was 'text only'. Ok, some slipped in. But then special exemptions were made for someone who felt it necessary that everyone see 100K+ jpgs... So... it really is a QUESTION. Does the list allow rich text format and graphics? Is there a single power in control that can say 'this is the rule'? I have yet to hear it, one way or the other. But I WILL say that, in my opinion, we should actively prohibit rich text format. Security issues aside, I thought there were people that got this list on forwarders and repeater systems that went to things like PDAs and rich text would be a SEVERE detriment to those in that situation. __________________________________________________________ The HTX-202 ht can not be opened up to go outside of the 2 meter ham band. Ether below 144.00 mhz or above 148.00 mhz. ----------- <<DELETED>> QTH Pasco, Wa <<DELETED>> __________________________________________________________ The HTX-202 ht can not be opened up to go outside of the 2 meter ham band= =2E =20 Ether below 144.00 mhz or above 148.00 mhz.=0D =0D -----------=0D <<DELETED>>QTH Pasco, Wa=0D <<DELETED>>=0D
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