Hi, >From: Gianugo Rabellino [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
<skip/> >See? This happened to me a lot of times, and it means valuable >brainpower being lost due to laziness in quoting and low attention to >S/N ratio :/ I remember my old Fidonet days where it was a strict and >enforced rule that quoted text could not be more than 50% of the total >message: this was done based mostly on bandwith constraints, yet I feel >this can still be a good rule of thumb. Oh well, I don't have white hair >(er... actually I have a few hair, and yes, some of them are white ;-)) >but sometimes I tend to feel like an old man: it starts to look >old-fashioned having read RFC1855 and writing signatures separated by >sig-dashes... > >Anyway, who cares. Back to work! I'm not a fan from rules and stuff. But how about defining some rules for posting: #1 at least 1 linefeed after a quotation #2 insert a <skip/> tag ASAP (remove the parts you are not refering) #3 don't "re-use" the elzm footer (unsubscribe/subscribe stuff) #4 max. 100 characters in one line (or 80 for good 'ol terminal users) Giacomo converted me to this style months ago, previously I was the worst candidate in this list ;). Gerhard -------------------------------- Beam me up... arrgh, no carrier! -------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
