On Nov 6, 2011, at 9:24 AM, Dave Aronson wrote:
In case my subtlety is lost on you, lemme 'splain: if you start
writing about something other than what the conversation was
originally about, take a few seconds to change the Subject line of the
message.
In case my subtlety is lost on you, lemme 'splain: if you start
writing about something other than what the conversation was
originally about, take a few seconds to change the Subject line of the
message.
But really, it's all the same concept--being polite to the people whom you're asking for help. Take time to be clear with your question, use a relevant concise subject line, quote helpfully not lazily in responses, don't hijack threads.
Top-post annoys me somewhat because of the backward flow when reading those questions. But quoting a whole message with extensive quotes in it already, and then posting some tiny new bit at the end--sheesh--I don't read those. If there's multiple levels of quotes showing, and I have to scroll to get to new content, I just move on instead because right then I assume the poster is just too fucking lazy for me to bother with.
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