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Basically my feeling is that each person should post in a manner which is
comfortable to them. If I don't want to read something I just delete it
with my <Delete> key. For example I delete all of my own posts. Often
I delete stuff on the intricacies of server set up or bulk email handling,
as it's not something I'm into. I guess I delete most of the threads related
to the discussion of problems with RedHat as I don't use it. Usually if
I respond or post, it is a response to what someone has actually posted.
For example I responded to Warren when he stated that he is an expert at
spam handling and has his machine finely tweaked to eliminate the problem.
I was somewhat curious why someone is so worried about alleged spam when
from all outward appearances the person has that one aspect of their life
very much under automated control.<br>
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<pre wrap=""><!----><br>Whether responses should go into the same email depends on whether the<br>content is for one thread or different threads. Personally, it is<br>confusing to discuss multiple threads in the same email. Some sentences<br>may be ambiguous, and if there are multiple threads in the same email, how<br>does one know which thread it was refering to? This is how flame wars<br>start. People misinterpret the wording, and all hell breaks loose.<br><br>On the other hand, if I want to respond to multiple people on the same<br>thread, I tend to put it all in the same email. It is easier for me to<br>compose the email and follow the thread.<br><br>This is just how I do things.<br><br>--jc<br></pre>
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