Am 2008-05-06 16:08:45, schrieb Allen: > But end posting is *_real_* tedious if it is a nested post that > has not been trimmed appropriately. Personally I prefer top > posting if the question is very short but the question was long > or if it is fairly clear by the way the answer is structured what > the question was, i.e., "The way you set the Beelzebub parameter > is by X > Y > (select option)."
But If I get your answer on the top, HOW can I know, to what are
you replying? Specialy if the thread was not trimmed before?
If I get post with untrimmed threads I hit <d> and thats all.
> If it is multi-part then I prefer a _very_ short intro and the
> rest in-line where the reply is in context.
>
> It is a royal pain to scroll through 100+ lines to find a two or
> three word response. What a waste of bits and time.
The one, WHO sends the message should trimm all unneccesary lines
and leave only a minimum to fot th right context.
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