[Bug 86423] Ability To Reply To HTML Email With Same HTML Format As It Was Received

[Paul Lemmons]

https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=86423


Paul Lemmons <paul at lemmons.name> changed:

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--- Comment #147 from Paul Lemmons <paul lemmons name>  2010-08-27 08:40:00 ---
I don't have very deep pockets. But I am willing to add $40 to the pot if
*anyone* would show *any* interest in actually accomplishing this. I know my
contribution by itself amounts to just about nothing but if I and 50 others did
the same it could add up fairly quickly. The trouble is, I just don't believe
that those who develop kmail are really interested in doing this. I have waited
too long with no hope in sight. 

This "bug" has almost 2,500 votes which says to me it is something highly
desired by the community. I do not believe that the developers are not skilled
enough to do it. I am daily in awe of their skills. I just think they don't
*want* to do it and so it is likely to never get done.

While this disappoints me I must say that this is the world we have opted into.
In an open source, volunteer driven development environment, those of us who
are not developers must hope that our desires are shared by those that do
develop. When they are not, we must seek solutions elsewhere, Kmail has
potential to operate in a corporate environment. Until it grows up it will be
relegated to the microcosmic world of the hobbyist. Perhaps the audience for
this program *is* the hobbyist and it is *I* who am in the wrong place with
wrong expectations. 

Either way, I want this and am willing to support it to the best of my
financial abilities. It is admittedly not much in the scheme of things but with
friends it could be. If there were only interest...

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