NYCkayaker Knotty threads
mjamesone at aol.com
mjamesone at aol.com
Thu Jan 25 18:38:31 EST 2007
On the other hand, not including the reply chain -- or over editing of replies -- can often leave the reader at a loss as to the meaning and context of the current reply. As long as the reply appears at the top, it's easy enough to skip the rest.
Michael Glass
-----Original Message-----
From: geoffk99 at gmail.com
To: nyckayaker at rockandwater.net
Sent: Thu, 25 Jan 2007 12:59 PM
Subject: NYCkayaker Knotty threads
All,
I have an administrative pet peeve to raise regarding replies here on
the list: Could it be possible for folks to do a little editing of
replies, so that the entire thread doesn't always appear in the reply?
In recent days there have been replies with 7-deep, 8-deep & 9-deep
nested reply chains included, making what could be a 10K message more
than 4 times that size. This also make for an arduous hunt for the
actual meat of the reply when reading posts in digest form in particular.
If there is something in a reply worth quoting, by all means include it.
Otherwise, just chop off the remainder of the thread & write the reply.
Does anyone agree?
Thanks!
-- Geoff
[Interested in seeing how any replies are posted! ;-)]
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