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As someone who edits two newsletters for nonprofits, I applaud this statement. Constant Contact seems to be totally out of touch with the large number of nonprofits who send out newsletters. We don't want to sell things, we just want to give information to our members in the most efficient way. Most of our members read on the computer and refer to the newsletters throughout the week. Those who read on phones can access the anchor links as noted - no problem. Why don't you poll your customers about this? We have fairly large contact lists and wish you would listen to us. ... View more

This has absolutely no relevance to organizations that do lengthy newsletters with several sections, as many users do. First, we have found that clicking on the view-in-your-browser link on a phone makes the anchors work. Second, people tend to read newsletters on their computers where there are no problems. Please be mindful that this is a large part of your clientele. Everyone doesn't send out short announcements that try to sell something. Nor does everyone want to drive traffic from the newsletter to the website. Often these outlets are under different management, and the website has many other functions but should not be filled with continuing newsletter articles. Please respect this segment of your clientele and make anchor links available to those who want them. Thank you ... View more