On Tue, Jun 28, 2005 at 10:09:17AM -0600, Bob Proulx wrote: > Pascal Hakim wrote: > > Ron Johnson wrote: > > > I wonder what it's rule set is. > > > > :0 fbw > > * ! ^Content-Transfer-Encoding:.*base64 > > * ! ^Content-Transfer-Encoding:.*quoted-printable > > | cat - footer.txt > > The "Message-ID: <[🔎] b2cc26e4050628052561a44c90@mail.gmail.com>" message > asked about was encoded with a content transfer encoding of > quoted-printable. Therefore the rule above avoided attaching a footer > to the message. This explains the question about the anomaly. > > I guess if you don't want a footer on your messages you can always > send them out with a quoted-printable encoding. :-) > > Of course base64 works too, but that is a strong spam sign and your > message might get dropped by people scoring based upon that so I would > recommend against using base64 encoding for plain text messages. > In my experience as a listmaster, the people who like to complain about the fact that we add a signature on the bottom of every email, will usually find a number of other things they dislike. Placing a footer in list traffic is a compromise between modifying messages as little as possible and trying to help people find a way to get their questions answered. Cheers, Pasc -- Pascal Hakim 0403 411 672 Do Not Bend
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