[Sigia-l] Images in HTML newsletters

[Eric Reiss]

Yes, Ziya. Images can be content. Images can be worthwhile. Images
are simply wonderful.

But... 

The question is whether they should be included in e-mailed
newsletters.

Eric

---- Original Message ----
From: listera at rcn.com
To: Sigia-l at asis.org
Subject: Re: [Sigia-l] Images in HTML newsletters
Date: Wed, 01 Jun 2005 12:00:49 -0400

>Eric Reiss:
>
>> May I suggest an increased emphasis on content rather than form?
>
>Images are not considered part of 'content'?
>
>The problem with rich-format email is not the fact that they contain
>non-textual elements but that we have to contend with an archaic
>correspondence format and security model.
>
>It's absurd, for example, that in the year of our lord 2005 we cannot
>include graphical elements in our posts in this very forum on 
>structure,
>form, architecture and design.
>
>Ziya
>Nullius in Verba 
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