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David Ford <david@linux.com> wrote:

>> Please turn this off.
>>
>My vcard size is the same or smaller than the average signature.  Using mime,
you
>have the option of easily filtering vcards.  Signatures aren't as easily
>identified for filtering.

I think the complaint was due not to the size but to the fact that vcards come
through as attachments, whereas signatures are usually plain text.  Some of us
think attachments of any kind (or anything other than plain text) on mailing
lists are Bad Things.


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