WAS: 'Homeophobia' must not be tolerated

[Soroush Ebrahimi]

These kind of presentation of exchanges really gets me confused as I cannot tell who has said what.
Can we agree on some kind of a format like where you start the reply at the top of the new email
And write and cut & paste the rest.
Helen Wrote:
My response:
What do you think pls?

Regards

Soroush

[Shannon Nelson]

Sorry about that, Soroush!
Different computers do different things with format--this one was very
clear on *my* computer, with a blue line in front of Helen's and none
in front of mine, then further changes in indentation and color with
each subsequent "layer"--but I see that doesn't come thru to your copy.
It's funny, tho--again on this reply to yours (which I see stripped of
formatting), the formatting is back (tho presumably you will again not
see it). I wonder whether your computer gives you option of changing
its format settings for email?

Does this work better, or is it too cumbersome?

[Irene de Villiers]

Robert & Shannon Nelson wrote:

If you always write your list emails in plain text, this problem will go
away. The colors etc are html and not plain - hence they are stripped
off when sent to a list that puts all emails in plain text.

Howe to set to plain text - which by the way is safer as it can not
transport and permit spreading of viruses - off list to anyone with
email address on your hard drive somewhere - like html can do:
http://www.expita.com/nomime.html

Namaste,
Irene
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