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On Friday 15 June 2001 09:03, you wrote:
> Hmmm... It was more like:
> "Everything is already said in the subject, why spent more bytes on typing
> it again in the body"
> There are some reasons: laziness (negative reason), sparing
> bandwidth/effort (positive reason).
> Anyway, I don't see the problem of it,.
>
Next time use the famous NT (=No Text) at the end of your subject and leave
the body empty.
It saves bandwith and people immediatelly know that there is no text in the
body. So your mail subject should have stated:
Any news about 2nd part of Realms of Adventure? (NT)
And an empty body body instead of "See subject.."
I hope this helps in your bandwidth-saving effort :-)
David Heremans
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