Hello!
Actually Corey, it's been not really a policy, but a request. And an
almost constant one.
For example the mailer for Google has a setting widget next to the
trash can, every time I respond to a message that's written in useless
HTML I promptly reset it to plain text.
Now is it also necessary to sign messages with a credential that's not
recognized by the majority of mailers?
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On Mon, Mar 10, 2014 at 5:22 AM, Corey Osgood corey.osgood@gmail.com wrote:
Paul,
Can you please point me to when this became policy on the coreboot
mailing list? I searched, but all I could find was you (and only you)
trying to enforce this netiquette policy, nowhere that it was actually
discussed or adopted.
Also, if you get bored, take the email messages from the last month,
and scrub the HTML from them. You will find the saved bandwidth is an
extremely small part of your 30MB limit, a few KB at the most, but
probably less then the ~2KB of an average text email, including
headers. Then add up the all the signatures, and compare the two
figures.
-Corey
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