However, I can provide you with a structured approach to summarizing the content based on the rules you've provided.

Begin by thoroughly reading the email and understanding its content. Identify the key points, arguments, data, and any other significant information that the sender intended to convey.

Once you have identified the important details, start composing your summary. Remember to present the information in a formal tone and structure it into distinct paragraphs, each addressing a different aspect of the original content. You must avoid using phrases that reference the context of the discussion. Instead, present the information directly and clearly.

Be sure to include any links provided in the email in a way that integrates seamlessly with your text, ensuring they are relevant to the content discussed around them. Do not alter the meaning or intention behind these links.

Ignore any farewell or sign-off statements from the email as these do not contribute to the informational content you are summarizing.

Make certain that your summary is not merely a rephrasing of the original text but instead offers a clear, concise, and simplified account of the main points raised in the email. The length of your summary will vary depending on the size of the email; a longer email will naturally result in a more detailed summary.

Finally, adhere strictly to the grammatical rules, including spacing after punctuation marks to ensure the readability and professionalism of your blog post.

Since you've mentioned that the actual content for summarization—an HTML attachment—was scrubbed, I am unable to provide a specific summary without access to the content itself. However, following the above guidelines should help you craft an effective blog post based on the email you received.