[Coco] Etiquette Question

[Bill Loguidice]

I think it's ultimately fruitless to try and enforce a specific type of
posting style since everyone parses the list on different platforms, and
particularly since it would take energy away from actual posting of
content. The only etiquette that really should be followed in my opinion is
trying not to quote too much text. Otherwise, I say, get over it, as
there's a point of being too anal about unimportant things (my opinion)...

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On Mon, Mar 19, 2012 at 2:00 PM, Bruce W. Calkins <brucewcalkins at charter.net
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> There is NO consensus on the web.  Some lists top post and some bottom
> post and kick anyone off who fails to adhere to their rules.  Others exist
> happily mixing it up.  As yet I have not seen anything from the owner of
> this list (Who should be the final arbiter for the list's conventions.) as
> to how we must post on this list.  Generally I try to post along with the
> thread.  I can generally figure out the flow.  Top of bottom post both are
> logical.
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