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On Wed, 12 Jul 2006 18:13:36 -0700, Don Bowey
wrote:

By the way.... Top Posting is the mark of, at least, a non-observant
newsgroup newby.

Don

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So is failure to trim, Don.

Mr Bill

On 7/13/06 9:24 AM, in article ,
"Bill Turner" wrote:

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On Wed, 12 Jul 2006 18:13:36 -0700, Don Bowey
wrote:

By the way.... Top Posting is the mark of, at least, a non-observant
newsgroup newby.

Don

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So is failure to trim, Don.

Mr Bill

I agree that trimming is sometimes a good idea.

But as you have done, one can trim too much such that the "real" thread is
lost. All you left was the afterthought.

Also, too often, particularly on s.e.d., I see people trimming to enhance
their position. It's a judgment call whether and what, to trim.

Don

Don Bowey wrote:

By the way.... Top Posting is the mark of, at least, a non-observant
newsgroup newby.

Don
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So is failure to trim, Don.

Mr Bill

I agree that trimming is sometimes a good idea.

But as you have done, one can trim too much such that the "real" thread is
lost. All you left was the afterthought.

Also, too often, particularly on s.e.d., I see people trimming to enhance
their position. It's a judgment call whether and what, to trim.

He trimmed exactly the right amount. He was only commenting on your comment
about top posting.

Personally, I have found it better to allow others to do things the way they
want to. They are going to anyway. So, I tend to avoid making comments about
others grammar, spelling, and top/bottom/or sideways posting habits.

If the post offends me, I tend to ignore it.

-Chuck