Dear Adrian, @13-Mar-2017, 1:15 +0100 (13-Mar 11:41 here) Adrian Godfrey [AG] in mid:1338145988.20170313124...@ags.lu said:
>> message and following it with all quoted text below, is not ... <snip> AG> Putting the NEW text before whatever is quoted is normal on 99% of AG> mailing lists. Much easier to read without having to AG> scroll past all the quotes to find ,------/ Here's the rule for THIS list: \------ e. If you reply to a list post: trim! Delete most of the original post except the important aspects. What we're getting at here is that you don't hit reply to a four paragraph question, type your response at the top and hit send. Try to cut out as much as possible while retaining the general gist of the original message. While we're here, this list frowns on the practice of 'top posting'. Please use in-line responses - it makes the whole experience more conversational: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ } Someone makes this point.. [..snip] A reply is made with this response. }} A point made two messages back [..snip] } and this was said to make someone think Which leads to this summary. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Top posting turns conversations upside down and makes them hard to follow: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Terrible } How does it smell? }} My dog's got no nose. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ `------\ End /------ AG> This is the ONLY list I am subscribed to that insists on bottom AG> posting. It does not. It disapproves both top and bottom posting as shown above. Please do not respond to moderator posts on list, although I welcome the opportunity to clarify the actual rules, so, thank you. :) -- Cheers -- Marck D Pearlstone -- List moderator and fellow end user TB! v7.4.16 on Windows 10.0.14393 '
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