PTOLEARY wrote:
> 
> Oops, sorry. Do I detect top-posting?...

No, you didn't.  I was forwarding a message in its entirety.  Although I made a 
brief prefatory comment, the message was what I was forwarding, and without any 
reply to the original senders.  Now if this were something that had already 
been posted to bikies (it wasn't) and I was just replying to make the smart-ass 
remark about MikeB's anti-hop snobbery and left all that previously posted 
stuff appended to the comment, commenting out of sequence without deleting the 
non-relevant part of it, THAT would be both top-posting and over-quoting! :-)

The following would be an example of top-posting:

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No, you didn't.  I was intentionally forwarding a message in its entirety.  
Although I made a brief prefatory comment, the message was what I was 
forwarding, and without any reply to the original senders.  Now if this were 
something that had already been posted to bikies (it wasn't) and I was just 
replying to make the smart-ass remark about MikeB's anti-hop snobbery and left 
all that previously posted stuff appended to the comment, commenting out of 
sequence without deleting the non-relevant part of it, THAT would be both 
top-posting and over-quoting! :-)

Original message
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[blahblahblah]

> 
> Oops, sorry. Do I detect top-posting?...

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Now go have a beer,

Bob Paolino

"Are Canadians just Americans who carry hockey
sticks instead of guns,
  or is there more to it than that?"
                           --"This Canadian Existence"
                                 Wisconsin Public Radio

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A: Because it reverses the logical flow of conversation.
Q: Why is top-posting frowned upon?
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