> Sure, let's pretend images in email are a new development and should be stopped.
What? No. No one is arguing that...
The only thing I'm refuting in my previous comment is "Some email clients try not to do this, but that's actually somewhat recent" which seems to indicate chrisseaton thinks that email clients that don't load images is a new thing. So the idea is that first we had email clients, then the email clients added the option to hide images.
When in reality, email clients started out without images, then they added images.
Way to reply to a comment without reading the context and subsequently completely miss the point.
What? No. No one is arguing that...
The only thing I'm refuting in my previous comment is "Some email clients try not to do this, but that's actually somewhat recent" which seems to indicate chrisseaton thinks that email clients that don't load images is a new thing. So the idea is that first we had email clients, then the email clients added the option to hide images.
When in reality, email clients started out without images, then they added images.
Way to reply to a comment without reading the context and subsequently completely miss the point.