Use "Compose in plain text" in all cases
Out of 28 list of clients, 25 uses "Compose in plain text" and
3 uses "Compose in plaintext". Fix those 3 to match the majority
25.
Signed-off-by: Yongmin Hong <revi@omglol.email>
Fix fastmail section
Update instructions on setting plain text format in fastmail. Besides,
fastmail now supports bottom posting
Add Disroot
This commit adds information for how to configure Disroot to use plain
text email.
Instructions for bottom posting from the gmail web client
Add Posteo
This commit adds the Posteo Webmail service. Along side the guidelines there
is also a notice about the vendor lock-in. Translated to Spanish by a human.
Version 2 is just a rebase.
typo: ettiquite -> etiquette
Add Cypht to Recommended, certified list and notice
"plaintext" -> "plain text"
Credit goes to David Trudgett <DTrudgett@orange.nsw.gov.au>, who
noticed, cared and sent a malformatted patch.
Respect client name stylization
Reference RFC 1855 in section about etiquette
The commit adds a new paragraph in the etiquette section that
references the RFC document about network etiquette. Also modifies
the spanish version with text that is written by a human.
Add Roundcube to certified list and notice
Seeing the Roundcube repo, seems like roundcube by default sends only
plaintext emails with all the features properly, but the system
administrator can change the settings as they should be able to.
s/open source/free software/
fastmail: document text wrapping support
Signed-off-by: Vlad-Stefan Harbuz <vlad@vladh.net>
Uniquify CSS and SVG
CSS code in both HTML files is now deduplicated into a single CSS file
located at css/style.css
Same goes with the two identical SVG files, this commit only keeps one
at /assets/certified.svg
Add notmuch-emacs email client
notmuch-emacs is used by quite some kernel developers and has good
defaults for plain text.
Signed-off-by: Mattijs Korpershoek <mkorpershoek@baylibre.com>
Change the link to the RFC for format=flowed
RFC 3676 says:
> Obsoletes: 2646 February 2004
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