This is a case of not quoting enough.  The rest of my response was:

"I can't tell you how many times I've gotten e-mail from my Yahoo! groups
that were incomplete because of this limitation.  It's not always a question
of scrolling down, as there may not be anything down there to see!"

I never said that *I* had a Yahoo! e-mail address, only that I receive
e-mails from my Yahoo! *groups*, which are discussion boards similar to this
list, from which I receive dozens of e-mails every day.

There are many advantages to having a Yahoo! e-mail account.  First of all,
it's free.  Secondly, you can access your e-mail from anywhere in the world,
not just from home or at work.  I know several people who have a Yahoo!
account because they don't have internet access at home, whatever the reason
might be.  One case in particular:  My friend lives on a fixed income, and
internet access from home is out of the question financially (so is a
telephone, for that matter).  So, he goes to the public library to do his
e-mail, or any other place he can access the internet.  So you see, not
everyone can have a "real" e-mail address.

Gerry

on 10/17/02 10:02 PM, Obi-Wan at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> On 10/17/02 6:38 PM, "Gerald Uhlan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Spew into the
> Cybertrough:
> 
>> Actually, this reinforces the need for both top posting and trimming.
>> Yahoo! cuts off text on long emails at the bottom if they are longer than a
>> certain number of characters.  So with bottom posted replies, the reader may
>> not get to see the reply!
> 
> Again..not to sound rude, but maybe you should get a real e-mail address???
> If Yahoo cuts your e-mail off then why would one want to use them for e-mail
> in the first place?


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