> Question for all you geeks out there - why isn't there a version of
> MIME beyond 1.0?
<snit dick-sling-o-meter flame-bait>
Real geeks know that MIME is the spawn of the devil, and that 7bit ASCII is all anyone should ever use with email.
How geeks transmit text: mono-spaced font, with reasonable line-wraps How geeks transmit data: ftp, rcp, scp (best), http (when in a pinch), but
never, ever, smtp (email) How geeks send emails that include boldface, various colours, and imbeded
html: they don't - no one *needs* bold latters, and if they do, they
should use ASCII like --- ^^^^^^^ Also, geeks tend to think that
people that send html email don't send things worth reading (I
concur).
"The people that invented MIME should be dragged into the street and shot." --Marcus Ranum
Matt
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