>From: "Brian Durant" <globetrotterdk at gmail.com> >Putting the debate about plain text/html in e-mail into a pejorative >context does not increase the strength of your argumentation, nor does >wishing that people having another view than yours not exercise their >freedom of expression contribute to the thread. Who says I am an html >advocate? I don't see what the big deal is. I think if you will go back and read my reply to you more carefully, you will notice that I did not claim you were an html advocate. I compared the endless debate of HTML advocates and plain-text advocates to the creationist/evolutionist debate. In both cases, unlike many arguments, there is no real debate: the people who hold the creationist/HTML view are just plain wrong. Unlike some, I have never said that there is NO place for HTML in ANY kind of email -- but in a text-based email list like this one, it is the obvious and correct choice to make. >The issue at hand is still the way that an arbitrary posting size has >been set for this list. If there is only on average 2-3 postings on a >normal day, how does the size of the postings overload the capacity of >a server? That's not the point at all -- you are moving the goalposts (again). The point is that plain text doesn't cause problems/issues/complaints, and HTML does. It's really very simple. Cheers Chas