RE: [ic] Help with IC setup

["Dan Browning" <db@kavod.com>]

> > It *is* allowed, but qouting the whole old very very long 
> email is not
> > good or qouting the old emails and writing the own message 
> at the top of
> > the old email is not good too.
> 
> Sounds good.  I'll keep that in mind for future posts.
> 
> Does this list require the response to be at the beginning, 
> end or mixed
> within the message?
> 
> Tom Carroll

<interchange-users guidelines>
-- Contextual quoting is preferred, i.e.

		Quoting user1 (<user1@somedomain.redhat.com>):
		> Some limited text that will give context.
		> 
		
		Your reply.

    versus

		Your reply, lazily put at the top.

		Quoting user1 (<user1@somedomain.redhat.com>):
		> The whole big blob of the previous posts, including
		> signatures and all

	In fact, the author of the program stops following a thread
	the moment this lazy quoting method is used. He figures that
	if you can't take half a minute of your time to save multiple
	minutes of the readers time, the heck with ya.
</interchange-users guidelines>

While I think replying at the beginning is clearly unfavored, I replies
mixed within the message should be fine (since they are really just
multiple replies each at the end of a quoted block). 

HAND,

Dan Browning
Kavod Technologies

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