I always post replies before the snippet. Sometimes the quoted portion
is lengthy, making it difficult to discern where the reply begins. Also,
if it's an active thread I don't like scrolling down repeatedly (if
everyone puts the quote at the top). The quote is just there to review,
as necessary... I can usually remember the context of the post by the
subject line.
Different strokes...
Peter
Paul Dickson wrote:
On Thu, 3 Mar 2005 10:20:15 -0800 , Keller, Jennifer T. wrote:
SAC/EVAC:
It may be an idea to look at having combined meetings on mutual dates which
would also make an opportunity to pool resources affording flights for out
...
This message certainly makes a good case for putting the quoted material first, otherwise you have to read the sections backwards in order to understand what's going on?
Except in bad E-mail programs, who puts answers before the questions?
-Paul
