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+From: Pixelated Team <pixelated-team@pixelated-project.org>
+Date: Sat, 21 Mar 2015 19:30:09 -0300
+Subject: Welcome to Pixelated Mail
+To: Replace <will.be@the.user>
+Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary=000boundary000
+
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+Welcome to Pixelated Mail, a modern email with encryption.
+
+Pixelated Mail is an open source project that aims to provide secure email on the browser with all the functionality we've come to expect of a modern email client.
+
+How to use it
+Pixelated Mail should provide functionality that is similar to what you've come to expect of your email software. To the left, you will find a navigation bar that provides access to all your mailboxes and tags. Clicking on them will load the corresponding messages on the middle pane - the mail list. Clicking on a message will load it on this pane, but you know it already!
+
+To compose a message look for the big blue button on the top left. You can add tags to received messages by clicking on the "+" sign under the message subject. You can also find the encryption status of messages just above the sender/recipient information.
+
+A bit more about Pixelated
+Pixelated is an open source project licensed under AGPL 3.0. It is composed of 2 main parts, the User Agent (what you are using right now) and the Platform (which provides the email service you will use to send and receive messages - the server behind the @ sign on your new mail address). You can learn more by visiting https://pixelated-project.org/.
+
+About this message and encryption status
+This message was not encrypted, in other words, it could have been read by others at some point during transmission, like any other email client.
+To send encrypted messages you have to have the public keys of the recipients, in Pixelated you have 2 options:
+send an email to another Pixelated account: public keys are exchanged by default.
+send an email to another email provider: you should had exchanged public keys with the recipients previously.
+
+
+Enjoy your secure messaging!
+
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+Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8
+Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
+<p>
+Welcome to Pixelated Mail, a modern email with encryption.
+</p>
+<p>
+Pixelated Mail is an open source project that aims to provide secure email =
+on the browser with all the functionality we've come to expect of a modern =
+email client.
+</p>
+<p>
+<b>How to use it</b><br>
+Pixelated Mail should provide functionality that is similar to what you've =
+come to expect of your email software. To the left, you will find a navigat=
+ion bar that provides access to all your mailboxes and tags. Clicking on th=
+em will load the corresponding messages on the middle pane - the mail list.=
+ Clicking on a message will load it on this pane, but you know it already!
+</p>
+<p>
+To compose a message look for the big blue button on the top left. You can =
+add tags to received messages by clicking on the "+" sign under the message=
+ subject. You can also find the encryption status of messages just above th=
+e sender/recipient information.
+</p>
+<p>
+<b>A bit more about Pixelated</b><br>
+Pixelated is an open source project licensed under AGPL 3.0. It is composed=
+ of 2 main parts, the User Agent (what you are using right now) and the Pla=
+tform (which provides the email service you will use to send and receive me=
+ssages - the server behind the @ sign on your new mail address). You can le=
+arn more by visiting <a src=3D"https://pixelated-project.org/">https://pixe=
+lated-project.org/</a>.
+</p>
+<p>
+<b>About this message and encryption status</b><br>
+This message was not encrypted, in other words, it could have been read by others at some point during transmission like any other email client.
+To send encrypted messages you have to have the public Keys of the recipients, in Pixelated you have 2 options:
+<p>- sending an email to another Pixelated account: public keys are exchanged by default.
+<br>- sending an email to another email provider: you should had exchanged public keys with the recipients previously.
+</p>
+<p>
+Enjoy your secure messaging!
+</p>
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