Re: Placing subjects in introductions

[Christian Gassmann]

Jan Rifkinson wrote:

> JR: IMO, refreshing the reader's memory about the subject of one's
> reply is useful for those who need it. I think of it as a
> convenience.

Well, IMO it's just unnecessary repetition of information already
available in the subject header.

> What I really find confusing (& I wish there was a convention to
> cover this) is that in multiple conversations, one can easily lose
> track of who said what to whom. For the convenience of my readers, I
> have a cursor positioner that adds my initials so there's less
> confusion.

But why do you add so many whitespaces? When I reply to one of your
messages, I always adjust them to the left first. This isn't very
convenient either... ;)

-- 
Christian Gassmann

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