Mail Markup Language

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June 11th, 2009, 03:46 PM

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Mail Markup Language

I created a markup language for email since there is no standard for describing content in email. I hope that such a language could become an API for APIs in email. Please view the specification to see if such a thing could be beneficial or if it is horribly wrong.

I hope to simultaneously solve many of the accessibility, semantic, privacy, security, and extensibility problems associated with HTML while also providing the foundation for a more rich cloud application experience. I may or may not have succeeded.

Specification:
http://mailmarkup.org/mml.txt

The language does contain some features that are patent pending. If this is a concern please contact me via email and I will respond with my lawyer's contact information so that you can get an NDA to free you from civil liabilities.
cheney@mailmarkup.org

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