I always thought that email was a conversation stack, with the most recent information on top, and the preceding information just below it. It's how I naturally stack documents - most recent on top, etc. Other methods seem counter-intuitive to me, but I have spent enough time on mailing lists and such that I generally try to post on the bottom. I notice that OS X's Mail.app, among others, likes to top-post, and sometimes I forget to go to the bottom of the message before I start yammering away. Ah, well. I suppose it's a matter of "When in Rome...", as it seems the general preference, for good or ill, is to bottom-post.
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On this list as on other LEM lists we follow the wishes of our benefactor. As we all voluntarily agreed to do when we signed up.
Thanks Dan, These lists are a god-send.
-- Adrian
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