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<< If the sender *chooses* to send it in a form that fewer people can read,
that's his choice. He should do so knowing in advance that it won't be
universally readable, but that shouldn't prevent him from sending it.
It certainly doesn't impose the bandwidth issues that sending a binary
does, so it should not be an issue that gets anyone excited. Can't see it?
Delete it. Obviously the sender didn't care enough about you to send it
in a plain text form. It was his mistake (unless he weighed the
alternatives and felt sending with fancy formatting was necessary).
>>
Well sure it is the sender's choice, but it is annoying to readers. This
mailing list is *just* worth being on for me, but it is marginal. If a lot
of messages started appearing in junk formats like this, I would get off
it. Of course that's probably reasonable anyway. Maybe I will at this stage
anyway.