Andrew Porter wrote:
> -- is an official standard.
Well... sarcasm I assume. ;-)
I don't think even smtp is an official standard. Just something most
people seem to abide to (luckily). To a certain extent (not so luckily).
You're free to totally break it. But it won't make you loved.
Jeroen
Hill, Brett wrote:
>> No one was saying that everyone used it, or even SHOULD use it (I wish
> they would, but thats irrelevant)
> An official standard would be nice. I just don't forsee it anytime
> soon.
-- is an official standard.
--
> Whats the problem?
My pffft was with "Your Signature should alway start with "-- "", not
with "Why can't email clients at least strip signatures in the quoted
content automatically"
> No one was saying that everyone used it, or even SHOULD use it (I wish
they would, but thats irrelevant)
An of
On 12/7/2007, Hill, Brett ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> My point is (even if it is a netiquette), How many people do you know
> in the "business world" (that have email) that start their
> signatures with "-- "? (even less for people that stay at home on
> their computers)
Whats the problem? The qu
Marcus
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google is your friend...
http://email.about.com/cs/netiquettetips/qt/et030601.htm
i
On 12/7/2007, Hill, Brett ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>> Your Signature should alway start with "-- "
> Says who?
google is your friend...
http://email.about.com/cs/netiquettetips/qt/et030601.htm
is just one example...
--
Best regards,
Charles
--
n 12/7/2007, Andrew Porter ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Why can't email clients at least strip signatures in the quoted
> content automatically ?!!?!?!
Thunderbird does, as long as the industrt standard (right) delimiter (--
, aka, dash-dash-space on a single line) is used to separate the sig
f
Says who?
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Your Signature
> Why can't email clients at least strip signatures in the quoted content
> automatically ?!!?!?!
Maybe because most users didn't seperate their signature the right
way.
Your Signature should alway start with "-- "
Matti
> --
>Outlookers, as I call them
I think, you are right to call them names )).The only reason for such
behaviour was Outlook which did it by default. Period.
Now you can read amazing explanations of something which cannot be
reasonable explained. Really amazing explanations ))).
fritz
Fritz Borgstedt wrote:
>> Outlookers, as I call them
>
> I think, you are right to call them names )).The only reason for such
> behaviour was Outlook which did it by default. Period.
> Now you can read amazing explanations of something which cannot be
> reasonable explained. Really amazing expla
On 12/6/2007, Andrew Macpherson ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> I fear that we differ massively --- I get extremely irritated by
> bottom content --- I want to see what new has been said. Interleaved
> is excellent, bottom posted simply makes one scroll through and past
> crud one has already read.
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