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Line 12: Some senders may excessively rely upon large, colorful, or distracting fonts making all but the shortest messages more difficult to read. Many HTML-based GUI [[email client]]s automatically convert common plain text characters, ~~e.g.~~like '''-''' and '''"''', into ~~non-plain~~their ~~text~~proper typographic equivalents, like '''—''' and '''“''', which are not plain text. This can cause translation problems in other users' clients.{{citation needed}} For these reasons many [[Electronic mailing list\|mailing list]]s deliberately block HTML e-mail, either stripping out the HTML part to just leave the plain text part or rejecting the entire message.

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