The real question is...

Jul 10, 2002, 11:03 PM ET16 posts by 8 posters
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Darkwing Duck

...does Homer still own the Denver Broncos?

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Matt GarveyDarkwing Duck

In that case, my question is what's the fake question?

Darkwing Duck wrote:

Darkwing DuckMatt Garvey

Don't top post Gravey. It's very rude.

"Matt Garvey" wrote in message news:[email]...

ZedDarkwing Duck

Telling people what to do: Very Rude

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Jesse Leon McCannZed

I think it's pretty obvious that he doesn't!

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fishismsJesse Leon McCann

"Jesse Leon McCann" wrote in message news:[email]...

He probably sold them for an expensive bottle of beer at Moe's. Moe probably conned him by giving him his regular Duff in disguise ;)

Matt GarveyDarkwing Duck

That's Garvey. Though I'm certainly not a newbie to the internet, I've never really heard that term...do you mean don't set my browser to put the reply at the top of the message? If that's the case, I like it this way. When there's a very short reply to make to a short message, it's fine. You don't have to scroll to see what I had to say, you know? I'm sorry if it's screwing up the logical flow of a thread. By the way, I am mindful of similar concerns...I don't typically include the entire body of something when I'm only replying to a tiny part in the middle, blah blah blah.

Darkwing Duck wrote:

R H MenzelMatt Garvey

I agree for the very same reasons! Just seems logical and efficient. There's one other, and probably the real, reason that people don't like top posting. EGO! Their names (or noms de plume) won't appear on top if one top post.

I, for one, don't mind being on the bottom. :o)

-Bob

Matt Garvey wrote in message news:[email]...

Peter SmythR H Menzel

"R H Menzel" wrote in message news:3d2f0654$[email]...

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The funny thing about usenet is that you'll go to one ng and they'll tell you "Don't top post. It's rude", then you'll go to another ng and they'll tell you "Please don't bottom post. It's inconvenient". The real kick is that both ngs will invariably say "bottom posting/top posting [delete as applicable] is common practice on usenet"!

Ciao Peter

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R H MenzelPeter Smyth

You mean there's a Bizarro alt.tv.simpsons!?

WOOHOO!

-Bob

Peter Smyth wrote in message news:agn763$fhr$[email]...

ALewis525Matt Garvey

Today this message was the first post of this thread. I don't remember what each person said yesterday, which is why the quoted text helps. But now I have to scroll down to the bottom and read everything backwards to make sense of it all. See how it can be a problem sometimes?

Austin

Matt GarveyALewis525

ALewis525 wrote:

In deference to you while I answer this, I"ll go to the bottom. But let's agree to disagree - clearly some people like it down here and some people like it up top, both for reading and for posting. You can't please everyone.

ALewis525Matt Garvey

Ok. I just provided a reason as to why it helps when messages are posted at the bottom...that's all.

Maybe we can agree to confuse everyone by starting to middle post?

Austin

R H MenzelALewis525

ALewis525 wrote in message news:[email]...

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This may have already occurred, given the level of confusion that currently exists.

(Shades of Douglas Adams)

-Bob

Matt GarveyALewis525

I do middle post sometimes - if the post I'm replying to has various items and I want to reply to them one by one, my post will alternate between quoted material and my reply. I do this more often in email, though.

ALewis525 wrote: