[Lazarus] lazarus archive [increasingly OT]

[Lukasz Sokol]

On 06/09/2012 09:51, Marc Santhoff wrote:

> Let me add the third category:
> 
> Business communications. Because that is where to[p]posting above a fully
> quoted backlog of mails comes from. And that's where this type of
> writing really makes sense.
> 
[snip explanation]

Very true, but only for this case.

Newsgroups/mailing lists are /not/ your corporate communications, where
it is obvious that the particular employee is 'on top of the issue' at all times
and only needs 'new stuff on top of the old one and the whole tail'.

Everybody here is a private person whether you are a CEO, or a code monkey, 
there is different issues everybody deals with in their own time, and having to
scroll down to remind of the context and having all the tail included is... well...
Time consuming, and time usually is money too.

(and in case of visually impaired people using a screen reader - some kind of 
signature or geek code may make life easier for them maybe? But they usually can 
snip the tail of the message or the mail program does it for them).

> My 2 cents,
> Marc
My 2p ;)
L.