[texbirds] Re: Requoting - Have mercy on Digesters!
- From: Brush Freeman <brushfreeman@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: gcwarbler <gcwarbler@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 9 Apr 2013 13:25:43 -0500
I reckon I have never understood the advantage of reading Texbirds vas the
digest...I tried it for several weeks and it was much more of a pain than
simply getting the posts directly and dealing with them, even if there were
a couple of hundred. There I can just click on the boxes I wish to delete
(along with all follow-up posts) and be done with it which then narrows it
down to the subject topics I consider worth my read. I guess it is a case
of just picking your poison.
Brush
On Tue, Apr 9, 2013 at 7:40 AM, Chuck Sexton <gcwarbler@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>wrote:
> TexBirders,
>
> Now during the peak of spring migration and TexBirds postings, it is
> more critical than ever to maximize time outdoors and minimize time
> required at the computer. The most commonly violated guidance for
> TexBirds posts is to NOT REQUOTE previous posts. For those crusty
> old TexBirders like me who don't have time to "just hit the delete
> button" and choose to read the digests daily, the digests quickly
> become double, triple, or quadruple the length to scroll through.
>
> Please PLEASE take a moment to be responsible and respectful for all
> TexBirds users and DON'T REQUOTE.
>
> (Hey, David and Jim--I'm not the "posting police"; just an interested
> user trying to hang onto TexBirds.)
>
> Chuck Sexton
> Austin, TX
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