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There is noone interested in where you guyes put your post or read it You can post it on your bottoms and read it topless if you so like

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gosinn
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I suppose it depends on whom is doing the posting as were we want to look . ;)

mike hunt

Reply to
Mike Hunter

Exactly what, top poster?

Only idiots think that top posting is superior. You are an idiot, and are unqualified to pass judgement on those of use with brains.

Top posting is inferior for a number of reasons as I have already provided. Learn how to read, you top-posting moron.

P.S. At least leave a blank line between your post and the one that (unfortunately) follows, cretin.

Reply to
dizzy

Then you are an idiot, because top-posting is obviously inferior. At least it seems you may not be as lazy as most top-posting morons.

Reply to
dizzy

No. Top-posting is an inferior way to format a post. Bandwidth is not relevant.

That is why posts should be trimmed of the parts no longer being actively discussed. There usually should NOT be any large amount of scrolling to get to the meat of the discussion. Check any of my posts, for examples.

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dizzy

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razz

dizzy, the world is rife with followers like yourself, who do what they are told and who are afraid to try something new. You needn't be afraid of change dizzy. Change is good and is most often for the better. Your words are fraught with anger dizzy. Let go of the past. Stop following dizzy. Be a leader. You can do it. Be an agent of change, not someone stuck in the past "because that's the way we've always done it". If you're not part of the solution, you're part of the problem dizzy. Be strong little dizzy.

And it seems that you are just another moron troll. dizzy, that last comment of yours could almost be a compliment if it had been said by someone with an IQ bigger than his shoe size. dizzy, rise past your low IQ and join society. It can't be fun always breathing through your mouth.

Reply to
Cool Jet

Dizzy, if it weren't for your vileness, I might actually pity you.

Reply to
SgtSilicon

Thanks. I never had problems with binaries before and I don't do much with them anymore anyway. My ISP out sourced their news server and now there are some throttles on transfer rates etc. All still works, just makes getting anything of any size not worth it.

Reply to
SgtSilicon

Who says DTCC.EDU is authoritative for the internet? Who says a REQUEST FOR COMMENT is the same thing as a standard? And even if it were a standard (which it isn't), who has adopted it? As far as I'm concerned the answer to all of those questions is no one with any brains, that's who.

Further, when I read that top posting evolved from a Microsoft product, then I knew the credibility of that material is about zero. Top posting has been around a LONG LONG time. Before MS even published a news capable program (or email client for that matter). It has it's origins in the BBSs of yore. It made sense there, and it does in newsgroups too, despite what some self appointed leadership says to the contrary.

I find it interesting also, that right out of the gate the RFC states that it is NOT a standard of any kind, yet later criticizes MS for "ignoring" standards (relating to top vs. bottom posting). When the HELL are the SHEEP going to wise up?

Reply to
SgtSilicon

Top posting is SUPERIOR. Bandwidth IS relevant, and so is the idiocy of not trimming quotes.

I have a simple questions for you and other bottom post supporters.

  1. Do you agree that reading quoted material is not always needled as it might have just been recently read in its original post?
  2. Do you agree that bottom posting will force a reader to scroll past the quoted EACH and EVERY time in order to just be able to read the new material? Barring of course situations where all is visible one screen.
  3. Do you agree that IF, the reader does not find it necessary to re-read the quoted material, then having to navigate past it in a bottom posting environment is wasteful?
  4. In a top posting environment, If the reader DOES find it necessary to reference the quoted material, do you agree that the effort to do so is similar to the efforts described in #3 above?
  5. Since most posts do not fit in a single viewing pane, isn't it obvious that bottom posting will require the reader to scroll on almost every message, whereas top postings only require it when context is not already understood?
  6. Is not a system which requires less effort to achieve the goal the more efficient system?
Reply to
SgtSilicon

dizzy wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com:

okay, 15yearold high school troll.

you've been plonked. I'm not wasting any more time on your drivel.

J
Reply to
Jon R Patrick

I agree with DIZZY as well. I think everyone should bottom post

mike hunt

Reply to
Mike Hunter

I think it is best to toppost

Reply to
gosinn

You are entitled to your own opinion, but I still think it is better to bottom post ;)

mike hunt

Reply to
Mike Hunter

Only idiots think that.

No, it is not, in regards to the the best way to format a post.

Not trimming can be bad, too.

Your use of "not always needed" shows the dishonesty and illogic of your argument.

Of course it's "not always needed". But it IS almost always better.

"Interleaved" posting, like this, is the correct way.

A properly-trimmed post will not have you "scrolling" to get to the new material.

Why do you keep saying "bottom posting", as if the alternative to posting everything on top is posting everything on the bottom?

In any case, no. Keeping some context is a GOOD THING, so can hardly be called "wasteful".

What's "wasteful" is how top posters almost NEVER trim their posts.

Not even close. A properly formatted post, like this one, is of vastly higher-quality, and is more easily understood, compared to successive blocks of text as are left by stupid top-posters.

Are you mentally retarded? This has already been explained (see the very last paragraph of this post).

Making it a REAL pain, jumping down and up to try to comprehend a top post.

The most efficient system is that where the poster properly formats and trims his response to maximize quality of communication. The extra effort by the one person then benefits the MANY who will read the post.

Reply to
dizzy

How ironic, coming frm the person too lazy and selfish to properly format his posts.

Wow. Plonked by a stupid top-poster. How will I ever live this down?

Reply to
dizzy

I think DIZZY is correct it is not that hard to read all of the other posts, when they are posted often enough but then again if I had posted on the top you would most likely be reading the next message by now

mike hunt

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Mike Hunter

Examples of what DIZZY?

mike hunt

. Check any of my

Reply to
Mike Hunter

"Mike Hunter" wrote

Mike I believe you are being deliberately obtuse, since I know you're not really that stupid. Too bad I can't say the same for SgtSillycon.

Dave

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Hairy

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