Re: HTML was Top or Bottom? (poster, that is!) WAS Re: Dimming hot lights my last comment on this off topic subject

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Yep, not a thing in there about top vs. bottom posting or in-between
posting.  I do not ever attach anything to my messages without prior
permission (and never to a group) and then nothing but plain text messages.
And I never originate HTML-posts (but after a recent re-install of my mail
reader I found that it had obligingly reset my preferences to reply-in-kind
to HTML messages).

My original comment was to a bloke that replied off topic to another thread
since he either did not know how to start a thread or didn't care.  At that
point someone (who shall remain nameless) jumped all over my case about
top-posting.

darkroommike

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----- Original Message -----
From: "Karl Shah-Jenner" <shahjen@iinet.net.au>
To: "List for Photo/Imaging Educators - Professionals - Students"
<photoforum@listserver.isc.rit.edu>
Sent: Monday, November 03, 2003 9:02 AM
Subject: Re: HTML was Top or Bottom? (poster, that is!) WAS Re: Dimming hot
lights


> Mike writes:
> > It's just that there are some self-appointed users that feel it
necessary
> to
> > police the rest of us and keep us to a "standard" (which I have never
seen
> > posted as a condition to contribute to this or any other group) feel
free
> to
> > reply if you think you've been singled out, we'll then know who the
under
> > cover USENET cops are
>
> from the welcome message we all recieve when signing up to photoforum:
> "5. Please, please DO NOT EVER send image files or other attachments to
the
>    list. Also, please take the trouble to trim quoted material to
pertinent
>    points and send messages only in plain text - do not use HTML format
for
>    messages sent to the list"
>
>
> karl
>


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