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Post by Dredd77 on Feb 12, 2017 10:39:56 GMT -5
Hey folks! Just a gentle reminder that it would help if we all used the quote feature judiciously. If we limit our quoting to where it's really necessary, and edit what we're quoting to just the relevant bits we're responding to, it really helps keep "thread noise" to a minimum and helps with readability. Sometimes we use quotes to direct our reply at a specific person, and not necessarily at what they're saying. You might consider simply tagging the person in your reply instead. Like so: Dredd77Again, just an encouragement to take a moment to keep the place tidy! We now resume your regularly-scheduled programming.
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Post by SlowReflexes on Feb 12, 2017 10:42:28 GMT -5
Oh, and top quoting is the express train to destruction and ruin, don't do it. Hey folks! Just a gentle reminder that it would help if we all used the quote feature judiciously. If we limit our quoting to where it's really necessary, and edit what we're quoting to just the relevant bits we're responding to, it really helps keep "thread noise" to a minimum and helps with readability. Sometimes we use quotes to direct our reply at a specific person, and not necessarily at what they're saying. You might consider simply tagging the person in your reply instead. Like so: Dredd77 Again, just an encouragement to take a moment to keep the place tidy! We now resume your regularly-scheduled programming.
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Post by blastronaut on Feb 12, 2017 10:54:21 GMT -5
Oh, and top quoting is the express train to destruction and ruin, don't do it. Hey folks! Just a gentle reminder that it would help if we all used the quote feature judiciously. If we limit our quoting to where it's really necessary, and edit what we're quoting to just the relevant bits we're responding to, it really helps keep "thread noise" to a minimum and helps with readability. Sometimes we use quotes to direct our reply at a specific person, and not necessarily at what they're saying. You might consider simply tagging the person in your reply instead. Like so: Dredd77 Again, just an encouragement to take a moment to keep the place tidy! We now resume your regularly-scheduled programming. SlowReflexes what about the infamous Tag/Quote combination. Definitely overkill.
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Post by [AurN]Zenotaph on Feb 12, 2017 11:13:03 GMT -5
Oh, and top quoting is the express train to destruction and ruin, don't do it. Hey folks! Just a gentle reminder that it would help if we all used the quote feature judiciously. If we limit our quoting to where it's really necessary, and edit what we're quoting to just the relevant bits we're responding to, it really helps keep "thread noise" to a minimum and helps with readability. Sometimes we use quotes to direct our reply at a specific person, and not necessarily at what they're saying. You might consider simply tagging the person in your reply instead. Like so: Dredd77 Again, just an encouragement to take a moment to keep the place tidy! We now resume your regularly-scheduled programming.
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Post by [AurN]Zenotaph on Feb 12, 2017 11:13:48 GMT -5
And what about quoting, without replying something?
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Post by Conflict's Student on Feb 12, 2017 12:12:38 GMT -5
And what about quoting, without replying something? Not as annoying as replying inside the box where you quoted someone else imo.
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