Re: [tlug] Re: top posting

[David Oftedal <david@example.com>]

Charles Muller wrote:

>For a fairly detailed explanation on top posting, see:
>
> http://www.blakjak.demon.co.uk/gey_stv0.htm
>
>I was also not aware of the distinctions when I first joined TLUG, but after
>a bit of checking around, I discovered that bottom posting is clearly the
>accepted custom on well-run, mature technical lists. Most people are so
>accustomed to it that it usually doesn't have to be mentioned.
>
>I am now trying to make it the rule on the humanities lists that I run. I
>was running into quite a bit of resistance at first, but after people try it
>a bit, they usually see the point.
>
>Regards,
>
>Chuck
>  
>
わかった、わかった。

Just hate all that scrolling, that's all =P

I guess this is like the story about the man who either had long hair or 
didn't have it... =P Haha, turns out I don't remember it.

-Dave

-- 
New Norwegian (Nynorsk) is essentially the speech of Norwegian peasants
as mutilated by a schoolteacher with a poor understanding of Icelandic.
--Halldór Laxness, via B. Philip Jonsson

Swedish, Norwegian and Danish are actually the same language. It's just
that the Norwegians can't spell it, and the Danes can't pronounce it.
--Chlewey