Forum: Weblog comments

I definitely share your optimism, KaiRo. I think it'll be great to have multiple teams working on the same codebase -- Seamonkey, Thunderbird, the Penelope folks, and whoever else I'm forgetting.

Sorry to but-in here, but I feel I must voice my opinion when these topics arise.
Certainly the lack of developement in mailnews has been for the lack of resources. But also for a lack of vision as to how people want to communicate. Yes, it's the age old plaintext vs html controversy. But look where users have gravitated to. Blogs, and social networks like myspace show what has been lacking in mailnews, That is the ability to compose in a rich format using html and css.Most younger folks know only webmail and web based interaction. That fault lands squarely on the shoulders of the "plaintext" attitude of everyone involved in mailnews dev