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Hi Yuki;
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----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, February 02, 2005 2:31
PM
Subject: Re: [amibroker]OT: General note
regarding off topic posts.
Hi Bob,
Thursday, February 3, 2005, 7:21:05 AM, you
wrote:
BJ> Who's nice convention?
Pretty much everyone's;
except of course for those who refuse to do
anything that isn't the
absolute easiest for them to do, and there
are always those folks among
us.
BJ> Top posting which retains just enough of the msg that
provoked the reply to
BJ> provide context has many advantages
IMO.
The problem, which has been stated so many times that it ought to
be
obvious by now is: MULTIPLE REPLIES. I don't think anyone would
make
a serious argument against top posting if you could guarantee
that
your reply was the end of the thread. But of course you can't,
and
you can't know how many additions will be tacked on. So top
posting
leads to a mess.
It's a shame IMO that moderation does not
take a stand on this. There
is hardly a moderated group of any kind that
tolerates top posting.
It's also a shame that some people have to be
coerced into
cooperating so that things become easier for all. But
then, as I
stated above.
Yuki
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