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I've been doing it longer than that, but I don't quite agree that "it's the only right way". I top-post maybe half the time now, depending on the kind of reply
by ScottBurson 16y ago
I've been doing it longer than that, but I don't quite agree that "it's the only right way". I top-post maybe half the time now, depending on the kind of reply (as you note) but also my audience's expectations. For example, when replying to a developer list for an open-source project, I'll usually use interleaving because it's the style in that community. In business contexts I'm more likely to top-post because that's what everyone else does (and as another poster noted, Outlook is broken).
I guess we don't disagree too much; I'm just saying I don't try to force interleaving where it's not likely to be appreciated.
- jedberg 16y agoYeah, when I said "it's the only right way", that was kind of a joke. Should of had a smiley there. I think we pretty much agree -- I tend to lean towards interleaved, but will top post when it is expected.