Jon Bertrand wrote:
Still, contact forms exist for a good reason.
Sure, I've no problem with it if it's in addition to a mailto.
Using mailto cut access off for a lot of people.
A plain text mailbox address without mailto: is also fine, but
then anti-harvesting tricks are more difficult. So far I'm
happy with my stupid <http://purl.net/xyzzy/mailto/webmaster>
trick. With apologies to all real webmasters, I know that
I'm not, but the chosen form is convincing for human users ;-)
These "contacts forms" _never_ work.
_never_ ? They do seem to fail a lot but I know _one_ that
works.
In some cases like the heise.de forum the forms are okay, but
my legacy browser won't let me input € whatever I do.
It's impossible to force text/plain with contact forms, and I
really want the line breaks where I set them, I want to quote
as always, I want to add inline message/rfc822 parts, etc.
Bye, Frank