[ubuntu-uk] Top Posting
Alan Bell
alan.bell at libertus.co.uk
Wed Nov 23 10:31:21 UTC 2011
The logical solution to this debate is to start the practice of sandwich
posting, in which your reply is placed at the top, as per top posting,
and then copied and pasted verbatim to the bottom, thereby bottom
posting. Threads can then be read chronologically from the middle in
either direction, making everyone equally confused.
Or you could trim and quote as context requires.
Alan
On 23/11/11 10:10, Norman Silverstone wrote:
> <snip>
>> Do you make a point of bottom posting regardless of the recipient's style?
>> Or do you just stay 'bothered' inside but think 'what's the point' and
>> just top-post?
>>
> I am not a computer nerd, just an 'old codger'. When I started to use
> email I was instructed to put my remarks after the lines upon which I
> was commenting and to snip out superfluous material. No further comment.
>
> Norman
>
>
The logical solution to this debate is to start the practice of sandwich
posting, in which your reply is placed at the top, as per top posting,
and then copied and pasted verbatim to the bottom, thereby bottom
posting. Threads can then be read chronologically from the middle in
either direction, making everyone equally confused.
Or you could trim and quote as context requires.
Alan
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