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email etiquette
sending email in a format other than plain text is considered poor form This being 2009, I'd like to rephrase that to: using an email client that sends polluted HTML (like one that always specifies the font face and size) is considered poor form... Putting a single word into italics in Apple's Mail.app will in fact only add two tags to the HTML version of the message. Doing the same in Outlook results in a message that is full of style declarations, and hardly allows the recipient to even increase or decrease the text size... Using Outlook without plain-text is criminal indeed.
email etiquette
Very true. For me, an ideal markup system for e-mail would be:
email etiquette
Sounds good to me. Avoiding all the extras helps keep it readable, and speeds up the network. For the rare occasion you need the extra formatting, just email a link to a PDF or HTML file. |
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