On Tue, Nov 09, 2010 at 12:52:28AM -0500, Marnen Laibow-Koser wrote: > Simple example: > > ----- > From: Bob > Yes. > > Alice wrote: > > Wasn't that new Looney Labs game > > great? > > > > Oh, BTW, there's this new sushi > > place. Shall we check it out? > ----- > I have a friend who actually prefers to use a combination of top-posting and interleaved, for the worst of all possible methods: ----- From: Bob Yes. Alice wrote: > Wasn't that new Looney Labs game > great? No. > Oh, BTW, there's this new sushi > place. Shall we check it out? ---- You can't win this argument. It's a religious war, like whether the reply-to should point to the list or the original sender. My two cents: A) If you want to suggest a change in policy, suggest it privately to the list administrator, rather than risk sparking a flame war on the list; B) If the current policy is not to your liking, you should find a way to deal with it, for your own peace of mind. Ronald