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MrAcid · 10-26-2006, 04:30 PM

I agree with you on the second point, there should be a choice for the user. Altho I will still have it all switched on myself.

I'm not so sure of the first one. I think people will start adding weird/annoying images again. I really like to send and receive clean e-mails. If you would really like to include HTML in this, I'd recommend to choose for the POP3 solution that Gmail offers. Nearly any e-mail client relying on POP3, supports HTML messages.

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MrAcid Senior Googler Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Utrecht, The Netherlands Posts: 113 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	I agree with you on the second point, there should be a choice for the user. Altho I will still have it all switched on myself. I'm not so sure of the first one. I think people will start adding weird/annoying images again. I really like to send and receive clean e-mails. If you would really like to include HTML in this, I'd recommend to choose for the POP3 solution that Gmail offers. Nearly any e-mail client relying on POP3, supports HTML messages.