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G1NNB > SURVEY 14.02.06 17:15z 46 Lines 1947 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
BID : 81437_GB7ESX
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Subj: Re: HTML on packet
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Sent: 060214/1706z @:GB7ESX.#31.GBR.EU #:81437 $:81437_GB7ESX [Witham, Esx]NNA
Of course once again with this subject the fact SysOps are required to check
the contents of bulletins entering the network is forgotten.
Whilst it is fairly simple to check if there is only a line or two of HTML at
the start of a bulltin it's a different matter when the text of the message is
swamped in HTML it is not.
Like a lot of things on this mode if it's used sensible it's OK but many years
of experience tells me that this will not happen because the idiot element
will always try to out do each other thus bloating out bulletins with miles of
HTML code. The idiots killed it last time and they will kill it again when
ever it's tried.
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>From: G0MFW@GB7NND.#23.GBR.EU
>To : SURVEY@WW
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>[T:0936. D:14/02/06 #:3124 N:Bill B:GB7NND {IO93QL, Kirton-in-Lindsey}]
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> Did you know that? Pearls melt in vinegar.
>
> Hello all who are following this topic. I was one of the original anti
> HTML brigade, mainly because of bulletins with line after line of
> rubbish, followed by a couple of lines of text and followed by more
> lines of rubbish. I couldn't see the sense of it and I still can't.
>
> Now I have my Winpack configured with HTMLVIEW.EXE so can see some of
> this HTM as it should be viewed. It works automatically. I did note
> today that 2 x bulletins did NOT show properly, they were from G0OEK.
> The bulletin from PD0RZH did show properly on this elderly
> 486DX2-50MHz.
>
> Plain text or HTML? I can now cope with either so carry on regardless
> as I now don't think the network is too busy to cope. It handles 82
> part useless 7+ so why worry. Regards and....
73 George G1NNB
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