> For normal correspondence, it's shares the same bad idea with > (pseudo)HTML - it presumes too much about what the recipient is -ah- > "supposed" to have. So, if the XML version does exist, > "down-translate" > it to text/plain for delivery, and make the original available by some > other means, e.g. a URL in the Mime headers. This is a wonderful idea! It's especially good for mailing lists like this one where people are using many different agents. *sigh* I wish someone would implement this. -- JasonReceived on Monday, 13 December 1999 10:35:41 GMT
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