[PRCo] Re: E-mail etiquette

[Jim Holland]

Good Morning!!

	Please note that several do this already:::::::

Derrick
	Ken-J
		Don-G
			Charlie-B
				Roger-J
					Fred-B
				Tom-P
			Matt-B (anybody Home?!)
		Bob-S (again, anybody Home?!)
	Yourself
Myself

	Additionally, I try to make the quotes extremely clear.   The email
program will not put an arrow by the most recent name in a quote so
that means that, if there are multiple quotes from various senders,
there will be one less arrow by the name than by the text it
represents.   I add the extra arrow, take out extra text, and remove
all arrows between lines, and all spaces between arrows.

	To use this email as an example, 1--arrow by Bob's quotes and name 
--  2--arrows by my name and quotes.

> Bob Rathke wrote:

> I agree with Jim.  E-mail etiquette suggests that
> the replyer delete excess previous material from the
> message he sends on.  I believe that a to-the-point
> forwarded message has a better chance of being read by the
> recipient than a lengthy string of previous messages.

>> From: "Jim Holland" <pghpcc at pacbell.net>

>> Quite simple  --  the writer himself cleans up the email
>> that he is responding to.

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James B. Holland

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