Posted by Greg N. on 01/15/80 11:43

Els wrote:

> You're avoiding the question

Not at all. I said, good judgement is key. You need that remark
explained in detail? Ok.

I have no sympathy for pedantic boneheads. A top-posted sentence or two
in response to a sentence or two of a [well snipped] question is
certainly nothing that justifies a discomposed "don't top post" dunning.

But, if you're replying to a lengthy, probably nested, quote, top
posting is a bad idea.

Sorry, I can't clearly define the border line between the two.
As I said, it's a matter of good judgement.

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