Couple of questions

[David Koski]

On Tuesday 02 October 2007 12:24, msmarti58 wrote:
> > When you ask a question it is polite to start your own thread, meaning
> > start a new email rather than piggybacking/hijacking someone else's
> > thread. Please see:
>
> I'm not sure what you mean. I hit reply (in Windows Live Mail, my email
> client), changed the subject, and began my message at the top of the page.
> On the Kubuntu mailing list they insisted I reply at the TOP of the message
> with the other message underneath. Generally I am used to putting my reply
> below, as I am doing here.

Look up the word "reply".  If you are not replying, then do not use reply in 
your email.  Start a new email and enter the address instead of being lazy.  
A reply is an answer, not a new subject.  If you reply and start a new 
subject you look like a dork to anyone who views email in a threaded view.  
It doesn't matter what you are used to.

David

> I am not generally using Ubuntu much, but did have some questions about it.
>
> Marti