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Dave Cross wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On Thu, 27 Jan 2005 20:48:44 +0800, Edward Yang
<a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:neo_in_matrix@fastmail.fm"><neo_in_matrix@fastmail.fm></a> wrote:
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<pre wrap=""> Pasha wrote:
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<pre wrap=""> Second, please turn off HTML when you post to this list. In Thunderbird
composition window, select Options/Format/Plain Text.
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<pre wrap=""> Okay, I like posting in HTML, which is not forbid by law; it's only the
usual custom to post in plain text, I choose not to follow it. If you can't
read it, please ignore me.
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No. You're quite right. It isn't forbidden by law. However, on
technical mailing lists like this you'll often find that many of the
most knowledgable members of the list will ignore mail that is sent in
HTML. If you want to take the risk that the people most likely to help
you will just ignore your message then just carry on posting in HTML.
Sounds a bit of a silly idea to me tho'.
Dave...
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<font face="Georgia">Thanks for advice. I still choose to post in HTML.</font><br>
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