On 12/02/09 07:56, John Beckett wrote: > StarWing wrote: >> p.s: is it mean bottom-post? i usually read posts at >> web-browser, and it only offer blank line at the top of >> quote. so i has got used to write my post above the quote. >> if it makes troubles, i will correct it... > > Thanks, that would be good. Yes, your message was bottom-posting. > Ideally you would delete more of the message you are replying to. For > example, you would at least delete my signature (even though it's only > one line), and you should delete lines that aren't relevant to what you > are replying to (for example, my message said I could not help the > person with their problem; you should not repeat that because you are > not replying to it). > > I would worry about composing messages in a web browser, because it's > pretty easy for something to go wrong, and the entire text could be > lost. Instead, I would be inclined to copy/paste to an editor (Vim!). > > John >
You can also have the Vim Google Groups sent to an email account and read it by POP or IMAP in a "real" mailer (e.g. I use gmail POP in SeaMonkey; there are many others), which would give you much better control over what you send. In particular, some mailers (including mine) let you choose between top-posting, bottom-posting and even reply-without-quoting, and that separately for each mail account. Best regards, Tony. -- Earth is a beta site. --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message from the "vim_use" maillist. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
