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by cbs 4942 days ago
Any idea on stuffing a web font into a multipart message so the tracking-adverse email clients can still use it? Could be impracticable depending on volume anyway, 18k (size of font in example) extra per message isn't nothing.
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It occurs to me that that would be a slick way to get around spam filters... Just have a character in your e-mail that maps to the "Cialis" glyph, for instance. :)
I like running my own mail server. It means I can null route people who think this is acceptable.