"K4YZ" wrote in message
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:
: bb wrote:
: K4YZ wrote:
: bb wrote:
: """
: Brian, we are going to have to get you to learn how to quote the
: person you are replying to on the new Google.
:
: Your "replies", without some sort of background as to their
: intent
: and purpose, are meaningless.
:
: 73
:
: Steve, K4YZ
: """
:
: Steve, I am able to view the thread as a "tree" in google. When
: doing
: so it becomes painfully obvious who is responding to whom.
: Besides,
: most of what is posted here is meaningless.
:
: Meaningless or not, it's still a bit confusing to tell who's
: responding to who/what/why, etc.
:
: I found the way...I find that when you first sign in and "repond"
: to a post in Google, it shows the responded-to post. However if
: you
: try to go directly to another repsonse, it won't do it.
:
: I just hit the "sign out" link, then re-enter...A bit laborious,
: but it allows others to see in what context I am responding. Even
: when
: it's meaningless! =)
:
: 73
:
: Steve, K4YZ
:
: Each posting in google has a "reply" button below it. Using this
: reply
: button doesn't quote text. Above in the header is a "show options"
: button. When I invoke the options, there is an identical "reply"
: button. This reply does quote text, but I don't always remember to
: go
: there first.
:
: I do! That's why anyone who cares to follow doesn't have to go
: find the flow tree to keep up with the conversation.
:
: 73
:
: Steve, K4YZ
:

What conversation?

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