- From: SM <sm@resistor.net>
- Date: Mon, 10 Sep 2007 22:59:44 -0700
- To: public-html-mail@w3.org
At 07:28 10-09-2007, Gavin Brady Lynch wrote: >I would like to point out that your position and the post on >Campaign Monitor are not mutually exclusive points. Of course users >want to open their inbox and be able to see a visually coherent >email as originally designed. Likewise, I am sure marketers are wont to It's the senders who would like to have their message appear as originally designed. The users make do with whatever mail client/web interface they have as most are not prepared to pay the cost of the upgrade. >The goals of better user protection and better message rendering are >but two parts of the greater goal of increasing the effectiveness of >the email experience, and both goals are obstacles we need to >accommodate when necessary and eventually overcome when prudent. Some marketers running campaigns for well-known companies format their messages in such a way that it looks like phishing. I guess that some may view the message rendering as more important than user protection. Regards, -sm
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