I love top posting and here is why;
When I read from a list using GMAIL, I look at the subject, then if it
peaks my interest like this one did I will only read the first post
and then I would like to see only the responses, I do not need to look
through the same email 6 or more times to find and the replies mixed
into the quoted text.
That is my personal preference...
Flame at will..
On Tue, 29 Mar 2005 10:53:00 +0100, Paul Howarth <paul@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Angelo Machils wrote:
> > It is a little strange, that in a community where people choose their OS
> > for the choices and freedom, there are people who say 'we still want you
> > to choose my choice, if you go ahead with your own choice, we will
> > ignore your messages'. Sounds kind of childish to me..... But that is
> > just my personal observation....
>
> Well, put it this way. This is a high-traffic list, so most people will
> have to be selective on which posts they read and respond to. Some posts
> are likely to be ignored, be that because they have poor subject lines
> ("Help!"), are poorly formatted (e.g. choice of small fonts or poor
> colour contrast in HTML mail making it difficult to read even with a
> mailer than handles HTML), or are difficult to follow because of poor
> quoting or ordering (both of which are problems with top-posting). So by
> following the conventions of the list, a question is more likely to get
> answered.
>
> Paul.
>
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