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Sorry but what is top post please and how do I not top post


The sooner you learn the less offence you will cause others.

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Well no-one else has commented. You is this only one. So either tell me or
shut up

Loony T

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Sorry but what is top post please and how do I not top post


The sooner you learn the less offence you will cause others.

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On Fri, 15 Jul 2005 08:24:53 +0100, "Loony Tune"
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Well no-one else has commented. You is this only one. So either tell me or
shut up


To top-post is to put your reply text above the quoted text. Don't do
it.

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On Fri, 15 Jul 2005 08:24:53 +0100, "Loony Tune"
wrote:

Well no-one else has commented. You is this only one. So either tell me or
shut up


To top-post is to put your reply text above the quoted text. Don't do
it


OK keep you shirt on old chap. It's the end of the world. I mean

Loony T


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Loony Tune wrote:
Well no-one else has commented. You is this only one. So either tell
me or shut up


Top posting is putting your message above the previous ones. Bottom posting
is putting yours below so that someone car read them in the correct order.
It also makes it easier for people who are blind to use a device that reads
the message to them.

It's also what everyone else does on this NG.


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Loony Tune wrote:
Well no-one else has commented. You is this only one. So either tell
me or shut up


Top posting is putting your message above the previous ones. Bottom
posting
is putting yours below so that someone car read them in the correct order.
It also makes it easier for people who are blind to use a device that
reads
the message to them.

It's also what everyone else does on this NG.



Thank-you too

Loony T


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writes

Well no-one else has commented. You is this only one. So either tell me or
shut up


Colin has already *shown* you - but perhaps you didn't notice.

On usenet, just as in real life, the idea is that you make your response
AFTER the previous person's comment, not befo

Comment 1

Response to 1

Comment 2

Response to 2

ADD NEXT COMMENT HERE

Typing your reply in front of the text you are commenting upon is known
as "top posting" and it makes the quotations unnecessarily difficult to
follow because the natural order of debate has been reversed.

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In message , Loony Tune
writes

Well no-one else has commented. You is this only one. So either tell me or
shut up


Colin has already *shown* you - but perhaps you didn't notice.

On usenet, just as in real life, the idea is that you make your response
AFTER the previous person's comment, not befo

Comment 1

Response to 1

Comment 2

Response to 2

ADD NEXT COMMENT HERE

Typing your reply in front of the text you are commenting upon is known
as "top posting" and it makes the quotations unnecessarily difficult to
follow because the natural order of debate has been reversed.

--
Paul Terry


Thank-you

Loony T




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