Re: e-mail etiquette

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On Sat, 4 Oct 2003 20:36:06 -0500, Aaron Konstam wrote:

> I would not waste the lists time on this if it wasn't referred to
> recently on the list and if I did not just get into an argument with
> my wife about this point in e-mail  etiquette.
> 
> It has been asserted strongly that  etiquette suggests that the reply
> text follow the text of the message replied to.
> That makes sense to me. But it is not
> followed on many lists outside the computer users context. Hence the
> argument with my wife.
> 
> This drove me to google and looking up sites for e-mail  etiquette and
> that rule is just not found. Any one know where to find it?

For example:  http://learn.to/quote  (click on "English")

The average "Netiquette guidelines" cover proper quoting and replying.
Lack of netiquette is an increasing problem not just on these lists.

[...]

Seen a few days ago:

  http://groups.yahoo.com/group/redhat/message/12833
  Subject:  [ADMIN] - EVERYONE please read this CAREFULLY

Excerpt: 

    "Things are beginning to get out of hand here. I've never seen so
    much thread hijacking, top-posting and sending of unwrapped lines
    as here in a long time. There are over 2000 subscribers to the
    redhat mailing list so it's time to clamp down on this once and
    for all."

- -- 
Michael, who doesn't reply to top posts and complete quotes anymore.

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