S P Arif Sahari Wibowo wrote:
On Wed, 13 May 2009, Barbara Duprey wrote:
I use Thunderbird (threaded) and have never had any difficulties with
quoted text. If the trailer follows a standard signature, it may be
gray, but it's there. Most of the time, that is. And I'm talking
about the direct message, not the quoted part picked up from the
message being responded to, so I really don't see how this could be
the problem.
Let me try to say this again: in Gmail webmail interface, generally in
all posting which are a response / reply of other posting, the
unsubscribe trailer will be by default HIDDEN (not shown, not just
gray) under a "- Show quoted text -" text button. The user must click
that text button to see the unsubscribe trailer.
Gmail do this because the trailer will be considered a quote, since it
exist in the replied e-mail as well.
Since I'm not using the Gmail webmail, you must be referring to somebody
who is, and is replying to a post. So if the original post had a
trailer, it would be invisible. But the new response message (with its
hidden trailer) is still coming to our list server, which normally
attaches the trailer to each message it receives before posting to the
list. How would Gmail's interface inhibit that in what I see on
Thunderbird? Thunderbird has no such "Show quoted text" button (or
option, AFAIK -- quoted text is always shown). A Gmail user apparently
would need that button to see the full message, but that does not seem
relevant to this issue.
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