Digest is unuseable b/c/o broken or misapplied HTML

[Alysse Rasmussen, List Facilitator]

I've ask our Listserv guru to look into this.
 
 

Alysse Suzanne Rasmussen, MA
ASLTA Certification:  Qualified

TeachASL _www.teachasl.org_ (http://www.teachasl.org/) 
IDI Administrator, RID Sponsor
President,  Florida ASLTA, _www.faslta.org_ (http://www.faslta.org/)  
Chairman, Lulu G Lemery Foundation for Arts & Expression,  Inc._ 
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In a message dated 8/9/2011 11:53:13 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
mamandel at LDC.UPENN.EDU writes:

The  daily digest form of the newsletter is unuseable. It looks like an 
HTML  digest, with links from the table of contents to the topics and a link on 
each  message item. Well, it *is* HTML, but the message links are not 
normal URIs.  Here's an example from today's digest (with angle brackets changed 
to square  brackets):  


[a href="_cid:574 at LISTSERV.VALENCIACOLLEGE.EDU_ 
(cid:574 at LISTSERV.VALENCIACOLLEGE.EDU) "]Re:  SLLing-L -- to stay connected, respond to this email ... 
:)[/a]


Mac's Mail application says
-----
ERROR
No associated application could be found.
-----


When I forward it to my gmail account and read it in Firefox, it's no  
better.


As far as I can see, the cid tag is used with images, and I don't know  
what it's doing here. In any case, it's useless and almost certainly a  
mistake. But I'll stay with the digest until it shows some topic besides "to  stay 
connected, respond to this email ... :)".



 
--
Mark  A. Mandel
Linguistic Data Consortium
University of  Pennsylvania






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