Re: [epub] HTML ezines

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From: research@zmagic.com (Price, Keith)

Brian,

I have two comments.  One -- I'm impressed with your moderator
skills.  I'm on many lists that, when a period of inactivity
occurs, they send out a whining letter that says, in effect:
"Come on you guys, let's get some activity!".

You, OTOH, encourage activity with a meaningful question.  That's
classy.  Thank you.

Two -- re: HTML ezines.  As a subscriber, I like them.  It is my
preferred style to read.  However, I hate the HTML 'zines that
have a disproportionate ratio of adds to content.  HTML makes
that worse because they are banner ads, and often flash and
annoy.  Other than that, HTML is a great way for me to read
ezines.

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>From: Brian Alt <brian.alt@list-universe.com>
>
>Hi folks,
>
>(Quiet list lately. Is everybody on vacation all at once? ;-)
>
>Here's a question: Have any of you successfully implemented
>an HTML-format ezine? If so, do you also offer a text version?
>What do you see as the advantages/disadvantages of each?
>



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