On Tue, 2003-11-18 at 20:49, Nix, Robert P. wrote: > Just to take the other viewpoint, I prefer to have the newest material > at the top of the post. If I've been following a "conversation", I > don't want to have to relive the whole thing just to get to the next > piece of information. Yes some people do "over quote", which it makes it a laborious task finding the newest reply, but still, isn't that a bit like reading the end of a book first, to see the outcome, without reading the preceding chapters first? Additionally, this paragraph you are reading now would look a bit odd if I hadn't quoted your paragraph above. It would look like I was speaking to myself :) > On the subject line issue ... > There's one that's been going that the subject says something about > smoke and such... Yes, I must admit, I still don't understand the title, even after reading the posts. > Now.... What this possibly has to do with Fedora Core 1 or RedHat 10 > or whatever.... I have no idea. Can we get back to the tech stuff and > quit harping about how people type? Ok, how about this: I see you're using KMail. I've never tried (or even seen it) until 5 minutes ago. It looks pretty good, but I'm used to Evolution now so... KMail does have the ability to wrap text, please consider using it for the sake of people reading this in plain text mode. Also, although KMail does place the cursor on the second line from the top, the signature *is* at the bottom already and the "you wrote:" quote header is at the top, so it is as simple as moving your cursor to the bottom to proceed with a correctly formatted message. And sorry, but I have to agree with Elton; your sig is waaaay to big. Just my friendly 2c -- [H]omer
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