It really depends on what program you're using to read the conversations. I'm starting to adopt the opinion
that including citations in a post is kind of "old-school". If you are using a modern threaded mail reader like
Gmail, the entire conversation (keyed by subject) is shown in chronological order on a single page, so
all the citations actually become redundant. (If I want to see what was said earlier, I just scroll up a bit.)
That being said, I usually try to provide some kind of citation in my posts anyway, but I usually trim
them way down to just the pertinent part. I know some people probably follow the group directly from
the YahooGroups website, and would probably be lost without some kind of context to each post.
To each his own.
Tom
On Wed, Mar 3, 2010 at 8:39 PM, rvd
<rvdidit@yahoo.com> wrote:
Bill, you have your settings set to drop the rest of the thread, so sometimes we have no idea what you are talking about - even thos it is probly worth reading.
See below - I have included your email.(as always)
ROSS
Thx
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