Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1998/12/06
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]I was recently taken to task for failing to change the Subject line to something meaningful when I answered someone's question. Am I at fault here? Partially. IMHO, the real fault lies with the person who initiated the subject in the first place. The reason I didn't change the Subject line in this case is that I've simply gotten tired of doing it and besides, if I had changed it, the original poster might not have realized I was answering his question. We should all try to maintain meaningful Subject lines (myself included). As I've recently stated, anything with Leica Users digest in the Subject line is filtered directly to my Trash Folder. Fortunately, the number of these posts seems to have diminished recently. Now if only we could get everyone to identify quoted text with Greater Than (>) signs, I'd be really happy. Since this is the standard convention with most modern mail clients, it shouldn't be any trouble for people to use it. It sure makes it much simpler to follow the hierarchy of posts in a message and to separate quoted text from the response. Bud