> Have you got a "%D" in your set attribution="On ... wrote:"? > On some lists you can get flamed for including the email address in the
Flame away, if it helps. :) I've been around a long time, and I think including the address provides more good than harm (if it makes sense to attribute at all). I don't really think that hiding people's e-mail addresses on web pages is that much use anymore, but in any case that's a job for the people putting e-mail on the web, not for me. It's easy for them to do HTML entity encoding, which is still 100% effective as far as I can see, without even chopping off domain-parts or converting to bitmaps or replacing @ with (at) or whatever the flavor of the week is. That said, usually I delete the attribution altogether if I don't think it provides any value. I've come to believe that often it doesn't. It's cluttery, and if it doesn't really matter who I'm responding to, why include it? I just forgot on the last one. -- -D. [EMAIL PROTECTED] NSIT University of Chicago
