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I have this problem, where - say, - I write emails in plain-text; somebody else replies in HTML - with their client converting e-mail quote characters to

tags; and then I want to reply to that using plain text again. However, my webmail client here would interpret only the first level of

nesting to quote characters, thereby losing all of the quote nesting levels.

So, at first I thought I could cheat it with Thunderbird: start a new e-mail ("Write") in HTML format, then you have Insert option in the compose/"Write:" e-mail window, choose Insert/HTML and paste in the raw e-mail HTML (my webmail client has an option that allows for the raw HTML of an HTML e-mail to be copied, which is great), save this as Draft e-mail. Then reply to this draft e-mail - my Thunderbird is setup to always reply in plain-text; however, also here, only the first

level is converted back to quote characters, so the quoting/threading nesting levels are gone.

So, I thought - maybe I can use pandoc for this conversion instead? And indeed, it does work - here is an example HTML e-mail, that I saved as text.html:

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