Christopher A. Williams wrote, On 12/17/2008 06:15 AM:
I guess you have the privilege of not having to deal with "the great unwashed" who routinely send and want to receive HTML e-mail. They also don't know that the business norm (imposed originally bu MS Outlook) of top-posting is also bad email etiquette. Hope you don't have to deal with them either, but most of the one I deal with have titles that start with the letter "C" or "V" - and they write very big checks. They are less inclined to write one with your name on it if you openly refuse to communicate in the language and style they are accustomed to...
Except when the CIO of the community you are talking about has decided that from a security standpoint having an email client render RTF and HTML have become unsafe.
Some businesses have now intentionally modified their email clients to NOT render RTF and HTML, and have made it such that to enable them is a firing violation of company policy.
i.e. don't count on being able to say "the blue text in bullet three is the important part" anymore.
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