[Coco] Hey all

[Sean]

I try to do it on lengthy threads, but sometimes I'm also spoiled by
Gmail, which hides quoted stuff automatically while reading.

Gmail is also another contributor of the long argument of people that
like replying at the bottom vs. at the top.  But I've been using Pine
for 20 years (CLI, non-GUI of course), and even that defaults to the
top and is easier to read that way.  But I know there are several
end-of-message-reply preferred folks here.  The war that shall never
end. :)

Sean


On Thu, Mar 25, 2010 at 9:31 PM, Jason Law <jmlaw at iprimus.com.au> wrote:
> Yeah I'm guilty of that, sorry :) I thought it was some email program that
> added those greater than signs.
>
> I'll try to make a better effort :)
>
>
>>I'm convinced that the millions of people on the web who have a bad
>>habit of quoting entire lengthy messages are not going to
>>change.  :(   I tend to go further and condense the quoted text by
>>removing blank lines and useless headers that have made it into the
>>text.  Oh, and then you get the people who quote messages without
>>embedding the quoted lines, so it appears as one seamless e-mail, and
>>there's no way to determine who's saying what.
>
> --
> ~ Roger Taylor