🚀 go-pugleaf

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In article <Pine.3.87.9406060840.A4931-0100000@ozspace> [name suppressed] writes
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   My initial response is yes I agree
   I will spend some time mulling

   Regards  [name suppressed]

   On Sat, 4 Jun 1994 G.Southon@unsw.edu.au wrote:

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   > >Dale  As an organizational consulnt, this is the closest phrase I can
   > >find to
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Please, folks:

1. Use Usenet standard format: Quoted material goes *above* the
commentary you add.

2. Don't bother putting in a silly line saying "----Original
message---".  We *know* that what follows is the original message,
because it has been marked as quoted, either by being indented three
or four spaces (as I did above), or by being indented with "> " (as
was done in the message I quoted).

3. If your software can't deal with (1) or (2), please ask your system
manager for better software.  There's a plague of bad Usenet software
out there; let's get rid of it.

4. ABOVE ALL, do not quote a zillion lines of someone else's posting,
and add "I agree" or "I disagree".  Just quote enough of the original
message so we know what you're talking about.  Even better, don't
write a reply unless you have something new to add.

Yours for a better Usenet,

Dale

Dale Worley             Dept. of Math., MIT             drw@math.mit.edu
--
The earliest surviving sentence written in English, circa A.D. 450-80,
is (translates as) "This she-wolf is a reward to my kinsman."