[Bulk] RE: email list etiquette
jlagnese at massed.net
jlagnese at massed.net
Sun Aug 23 07:18:27 PDT 2009
If you have a wheel mouse does it truly matter?
---- Original message ----
Date: Sat, 22 Aug 2009 22:45:57 -0700
From: "urq" <urq at pacbell.net>
Subject: RE: [Bulk] RE: email list etiquette
To: <quattro at audifans.com>
>It is clear that folks on both sides of this
issue have strong feelings.
>
>I would not argue that keeping things in
chronological order can help in the
>future should the conversation be sufficiently
useful to keep around. In
>reality very few threads meet this criteria ...
IMO at least.
>
>Assuming that one has been following the thread,
the subject sets the topic
>up ... why must the reader re-read the history to
get to the new
>information? As you may guess, I would consider
adding info to the bottom
>of a response annoying.
>
>.... oh yes, I find message boards not to be
worth the effort to visit ...
>That's why I scrubside to audifans ...
>
>Steve Buchholz
>"Crazy Talker"
>
>-----Original Message-----
>
>At 09:33 PM 8/22/2009, you wrote:
>>I'm with Ed. I think the new stuff should come
first. Reading electronic
>>messages differs from reading a book.
>
>That's crazy talk. That's like hearing a
conversation from the end
>first, then gradually understanding what people
are talking
>about. It makes much more sense to have what the
person is replying
>to up top, and then reading the reply. That way
you get the subject
>of the reply first, then the reply.
>
>I also hate message boards where they post the
most recent post at
>the top. Then you have to read back and see what
people are talking
>about. It also makes it hard to keep up with a
protracted
>thread. If you have already read the first 8
pages of a thread, it's
>easy to know to go to the start of page 9 and
pick up where you left
>off. With the top post first, you have to figure
out where the new
>posts start, then go there and start reading up.
>
>
>George Selby
>
>
>
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