On Wednesday, April 04, 2007 5:07 PM Glen Lipka <> said: > The worst thing ever?? Come on. Have you tried Microsoft Bob?
When it comes to email yes. [snip irrelevant stuff] > Or should I have said that here? The first time I read your email I missed this part. :/ > On a serious note, I think it totally depends on the mail reader. >From a personal perspective yes, but I think you should consider thinking bigger than that. Think of the children! > For example, I use Gmail. I tag everything from the group with a > label and archive it. (Using a filter). Gmail happens to be really > good at keeping the thread together and I never delete anything. I > literally have the entire thread on the screen. Its almost like a > forum with no pagination (pagination-yuck). > I would venture to say that this is a touchy issue. Everyone has a > view on it, usually based on the view of their mail client. ;) Agreed. > So is there an ettiquette rule to follow here on 1. What to delete > when replying (if any) and 2. Where to post? (top or bottom) For the list? Probably not. For lists in general. I think so. Bottom posting while removing irrelevant parts. Just like I've done. But if you choose to post at the top or not snip at all I think that's far better than removing everything and leaving only your reply. .02 Chris.
