Re: Turtles
From JRO <ogl...@mail.fullnet.net-remove>
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· 20 Jun 1999 00:00 · View full thread
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Cody Sain <nia...@aol.com> wrote in message news:376...@aol.com... > Matthew Thomas wrote: > > No, it's just common sense. It makes sense for people to read the bits > > you're replying to, before they read your replies to them -- just like > > an ordinary conversation. This matters particularly if you're replying > > to several different bits of a message. > Okay, well when I'm making a general reply, I've always replied to the > top and I've seen most people do it until I came to this newsgroup Well, I guess we are all different in our own, special ways. Personally, I think making a post is * JUST * like talking to your friends. I would _never_ interrupt my friends, so I always put what I have to say,-->after<-- what they have alread said. I ***--> always <--*** want to look polite. :) .--. .'_\/_'. '. /\ .' Jonathon R. Oglesbee "||" ogl...@mail.fullnet.net || /\ /\ ||//\) "The WWW is - ALL - (/\\||/ about sharing." ____________\||/________________________________
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