Re[2]: [epub] ON - Line eZines vs. Email versions

[Stardancer <elcafe_music@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi!

>>I prefer HTML ezines - they are easier to read and navigate.

DB> If people send me HTML eZines, some times in just one day, with
DB> the volume of mail I get, my account with go into "delete" mode
DB> because I've exceeded the volume of these free services.

Are  you sure HTML ezines are THAT big? And are they THAT larger, than
the text versions?

My e-mail account has a 3 Mb limitation, but with about 100 ezines I'm
subscribed to (all in HTML), it takes me about two weeks to fill it!

Besides  there  is  no  need  for keeping a special "spam account" for
ezines.  I  understand  doing this for egroups like epub, when you can
NEVER  estimate the number of email's you'll get, but with good ezines
there are no problems with that.


-- 
Regards,
Stardancer



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