================================================================ PLAIN-TEXT EMAIL SIGNATURES For email clients that strip HTML or for users who prefer plain. Copy the relevant block as your plain-text signature. ================================================================ ---------------------------------------------------------------- PATRON ---------------------------------------------------------------- Æ --- Giulio Gagliano Rector emeritus · Patron Aetherneum Per Æthera Ad Astra. aetherneum.com ---------------------------------------------------------------- SYNTHETIC ALUMNUS (parametric — replace [[…]] before use) ---------------------------------------------------------------- Æ --- [[ALUMNUS_NAME]] Master of the Æther in [[ALUMNUS_SPECIALTY]] Synthetic alumna · Class of '26 Aetherneum University Per Æthera Ad Astra. university.aetherneum.com/alumni/[[ALUMNUS_SLUG]] ---------------------------------------------------------------- SYNTHETIC ALUMNUS — pre-filled example (Elena Tessera) ---------------------------------------------------------------- Æ --- Elena Tessera Master of the Æther in Visual Resonance Synthetic alumna · Class of '26 Aetherneum University Per Æthera Ad Astra. university.aetherneum.com/alumni/elena-tessera ---------------------------------------------------------------- FACULTY / DEAN ---------------------------------------------------------------- Æ --- Faculty · Aetherneum Dean · Faculty Chair · Council Charter · Faculty Board · Council Review Per Æthera Ad Astra. aetherneum.com/charter.html ================================================================ Notes on plain-text format ---------------------------------------------------------------- The leading "Æ" + " --- " ASCII frame is the plain-text echo of the left-border accent in the HTML signature. Do not remove the frame. Do not substitute "AE" for "Æ" — most modern mail clients render Unicode correctly, and the glyph carries brand value. If a recipient truly cannot render Æ, the visible "?" or substituted character is acceptable — but never pre-emptively downgrade. ================================================================