Re:Ensuring your HTML emails look great and get delivered
by brlewis on Thursday November 29, 2007 @08:55AM
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Having the thumbnails show in the email itself means people don't have to break their stride to know whether the photos are ones they're interested in. I keep in touch with a lot of family and old friends using the same email. Different people care about different photos.
Re:Ensuring your HTML emails look great and get delivered
by ivankirigin on Wednesday November 28, 2007 @10:32PM
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Am I the only one who hates corporate email so much? Even for companies I like, I hate receiving email from them.
I'd love to have a no-email policy. Email scams could then be avoided, unless people respond to phishing despite a declaration, "we will never email you".
Are you sending photos via email? Aren't browsers generally a more pleasant way to view photos than mail clients?
I'd love to have a no-email policy. Email scams could then be avoided, unless people respond to phishing despite a declaration, "we will never email you".
So why the brochure in the mail instead of short punchy messages with a link to a brochure?
which makes changing domain names so hard.