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...polite request to postmaster@xiph.org will get your request to a human. 3) The list software does not allow email in HTML format; it is intentionally configured to drop all HTML formatted software on the ground with no error and no warning. The primary motivation for this is to block mailspam; this trick alone filters 99% of the mailspam that would otherwise flood the lists. Outlook and Exchange, by default, tend to be configured to send everything in marked up, HTML-like format. This markup is useless to most of us, takes up space, confuses the web archiving software a...

...or conversation, hit 'New Message' please. Not 'Reply'. 3) The list software does not allow email in HTML format; it is intentionally configured to drop all HTML formatted software on the ground with no error and no warning. The primary motivation for this is to block mailspam; this trick alone filters 99% of the mailspam that would otherwise flood the lists. A secondary motivation is that most of the core of the list do not use HTML mail readers and thus the message looks like gibberish. A tertiary motivation is that no accepted email standard allows that...

...or conversation, hit 'New Message' please. Not 'Reply'. 3) The list software does not allow email in HTML format; it is intentionally configured to drop all HTML formatted software on the ground with no error and no warning. The primary motivation for this is to block mailspam; this trick alone filters 99% of the mailspam that would otherwise flood the lists. A secondary motivation is that most of the core of the list do not use HTML mail readers and thus the message looks like gibberish. A tertiary motivation is that no accepted email standard allows that...

...or conversation, hit 'New Message' please. Not 'Reply'. 3) The list software does not allow email in HTML format; it is intentionally configured to drop all HTML formatted software on the ground with no error and no warning. The primary motivation for this is to block mailspam; this trick alone filters 99% of the mailspam that would otherwise flood the lists. Outlook and Exchange, by default, tend to be configured to send everything in marked up, HTML-like format. This markup is useless to most of us, takes up space, confuses the web archiving software a...

...or conversation, hit 'New Message' please. Not 'Reply'. 3) The list software does not allow email in HTML format; it is intentionally configured to drop all HTML formatted software on the ground with no error and no warning. The primary motivation for this is to block mailspam; this trick alone filters 99% of the mailspam that would otherwise flood the lists. Outlook and Exchange, by default, tend to be configured to send everything in marked up, HTML-like format. This markup is useless to most of us, takes up space, confuses the web archiving software a...

...or conversation, hit 'New Message' please. Not 'Reply'. 3) The list software does not allow email in HTML format; it is intentionally configured to drop all HTML formatted software on the ground with no error and no warning. The primary motivation for this is to block mailspam; this trick alone filters 99% of the mailspam that would otherwise flood the lists. Outlook and Exchange, by default, tend to be configured to send everything in marked up, HTML-like format. This markup is useless to most of us, takes up space, confuses the web archiving software a...

...or conversation, hit 'New Message' please. Not 'Reply'. 3) The list software does not allow email in HTML format; it is intentionally configured to drop all HTML formatted software on the ground with no error and no warning. The primary motivation for this is to block mailspam; this trick alone filters 99% of the mailspam that would otherwise flood the lists. Outlook and Exchange, by default, tend to be configured to send everything in marked up, HTML-like format. This markup is useless to most of us, takes up space, confuses the web archiving software a...