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> Top posting > When you reply to an email, many email clients will infer and include a quoted version of the message you're replying to above the text of your
by jancsika 7y ago
> Top posting
> When you reply to an email, many email clients will infer and include a quoted version of the message you're replying to above the text of your reply, or else prompt if the context is ambiguous. This is normal-- it happens in clients that conform to RFC -1 which use data gleaned from your input to prevent long email threads containing the entire history of the discussion in an increasingly long and nested footer on every email. This is called "top post prevention" and is required in all conforming clients. Please email your admin if your client doesn't conform to this specification.