Re: [Asrg] What can we expect MUAs to do?
Steve Atkins <steve@blighty.com> Mon, 08 February 2010 18:09 UTC
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On Feb 8, 2010, at 9:47 AM, der Mouse wrote: >> * Create and render MIME. >> (No, you don't get to call yourself an MUA if you can't do that today). > > Lrrfu, who died and made _you_ god of what constitutes an MUA?! > > In particular, this redefinition leaves us with no term for software > that interfaces between the mail system and a user but doesn't jump > through your hoops. Would you care to fix that, or would you rather > blinker yourself by pretending such software doesn't exist? It doesn't exist in any way relevant to this conversation, which is the provision of TiS buttons to end user MUAs. While there are end user MUAs that are in reasonably widespread use that do not support POP3 or do not support IMAP or do not store mail messages locally I don't believe there are any end user MUAs used by any relevant user demographic that do not support MIME to a reasonable extent. Cheers, Steve
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