Folks, A suggestion I'd like to make on behalf of the Digest Readers to help maintain the Signal-to-Noise ration on the list as high as conveniently
possible ... When you're replying via email to a post and quoting the original message , if possible, could you please review the quoted material and prune out an y noise - in particular any now-redundant / duplicate lengthy legal disclaimers attached to the quoted material. (I'm even tempted to suggest getting in the habit of defaulting to NOT quoting original message as an appendage - but that's maybe a bit TOO radical for some ... <grin>) If you can then I think that it'd help a little to avoid my problem of occasionally missing a, "nugget" because I was, "scrolling dross" and wen t a little too far. I'm not asking anyone to, "Do the impossible" - we all have to live with Company Rules on these things - just, "if you can" ... :-) With thanks in anticipation, Jeff Gribbin
