[rrd-users] Top-posting vs bottom-posting was Re: CDEF: comparing Strings
Pablo Sanchez
pablo at blueoakdb.com
Tue Nov 8 17:08:17 CET 2011
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On Tuesday, November 08, 2011 at 10:02 AM, Aleksandr Pasechnik penned
about Re: [rrd-users] CDEF: comparing Strings
> My argument is that the quoted content is not for reading, it is for
> reference. Comments?
Sure, I'll comment. :)
I don't like top-posted threads because it's simply not a natural way
to read. Why should we (humans) change our normal method of reading
for a computer? I don't see a perceived gain.
In all likelihood, the reason for top-posting is due to Microsoft
Outlook defaulting the cursor at the top of the reply-mail. Same with
Blackberry (and those types). Lousy developer decision.
I also find that those folks who top-post, when it comes to a
multi-query e-mail, may miss some of the questions. In a business
scenario, this puts added drag on the sender to have to resend a
message and say, `so what about B, C and D?'
I also find it annoying when people don't change the Subject of a
thread when it's changed. :) :) :)!
Cheers,
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