Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 6th Dec 2007 16:27 UTC
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And for whose benefit is that, exactly?
You write e-mail for the recipient, not the sender. How do you know that the recipient agrees with your choices of colours/fonts/sizes? How do you know that your choices are sufficiently readable for them? More importantly, how do you know they want your choices imposed upon them?
That's right, you don't, you're just imposing your choices on those you communicate with, not because it benefits them, but because when you look through your “Sent mail” folder it's pretty—to you.
Yeah, I can see why that's such a concrete justification…