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Old May 15th 04, 08:34 PM
Gail Futoran
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Default OT posting guidelines [was: Hyacinth Experiment]

Top posting is when the person replying to your
post (in this case, me) puts their comment above
yours - like this.

"REBEL JOE" wrote in message
...
whats top posting? I always hit respond thats the way to

it?



http://community.webtv.net/rebeljoe/POND


I suppose this would be called bottom posting. I
always did this on other newsgroups because
then other people could read what I was replying
to first, especially helpful IMO in long posts
where replies are intersperced and it helps
continuity to read comments in order. But I'll
do whatever works in whichever newsgroup
(assuming I know/remember what that is. g)

Gail


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Old May 17th 04, 05:31 AM
nswong
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Default Hyacinth Experiment

Hi REBEL JOE,

whats top posting? I always hit respond thats the way to it?


[Posting guidelines and suggestions for the
microsoft.public.languages.csharp newsgroup start]

Top-posting or bottom/interspersed-posting?
A top-posted article is one where the new text appears at the top of
the article, followed by the text it is replying to. A
bottom/interspersed-posted article has each section of new text
directly beneath the text it is in response to. Top-posted articles
sometimes quote the old text and sometimes don't.

I personally prefer bottom/interspersed posting. It makes it far
clearer which part of your reply corresponds to which part of the
previous posting, and it keeps that section of the conversation in
chronological order (which is very useful for people coming into the
thread cold, or those reading lots of groups and thus needing a bit of
a reminder about the thread.) However, many posters on the MS groups
top-post and no-one gets very worked up about it. I suggest that you
quote appropriately whichever way you're posting - otherwise things
can get very confused.

[Posting guidelines and suggestions for the
microsoft.public.languages.csharp newsgroup end]

Hope this help,
Wong

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Latitude: 06.10N Longitude: 102.17E Altitude: 5m



  #73  
Old May 17th 04, 02:36 PM
Mike Patterson
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Default Far East group poster: was Hyacinth Experiment

On Mon, 17 May 2004 12:31:08 +0800, "nswong"
wrote:

Hope this help,
Wong



Hi Wong,
Are you really posting from Bunut Susu? (That's where Mapquest says
you are.)


Mike Patterson
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  #74  
Old May 18th 04, 04:22 AM
nswong
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Hi Mike Patterson,

Are you from Malaysia?

Are you really posting from Bunut Susu? (That's where Mapquest says
you are.)


No.

Bunut Susu 6N 102E 11m

I live at:
Kota Bharu 06.10N 102.17E 5m

My land at:
Berangan 6N 102E 1m

Regards,
Wong

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