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Morgans wrote:
"Matt Whiting" wrote

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Matt


You too, Matt. Snip your posts.

Don't read 'em.

MAtt

"Matt Whiting" wrote in message
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You too, Matt. Snip your posts.

Don't read 'em.


Yeah, then you'll complain that nobody listens to you :~)

Matt Barrow wrote:

"Matt Whiting" wrote in message
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You too, Matt. Snip your posts.

Don't read 'em.



Yeah, then you'll complain that nobody listens to you :~)

I don't mind if the net nannies don't listen! :-)

Matt

In article , Matt Whiting wrote:
Yeah, then you'll complain that nobody listens to you :~)

I don't mind if the net nannies don't listen! :-)

Netiquette isn't about net nannies. It's like saying 'please', 'thank
you' and not letting doors slam in the faces of people following you.
Trimming quoted material is netiquette - the manners of Usenet (and
other online forums). It is the equivalent of holding open the door for
the person after you in real life; politeness.

Maybe one day it'll no longer be September 1993.

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Dylan Smith wrote:

In article , Matt Whiting wrote:

Yeah, then you'll complain that nobody listens to you :~)

I don't mind if the net nannies don't listen! :-)


Netiquette isn't about net nannies. It's like saying 'please', 'thank
you' and not letting doors slam in the faces of people following you.
Trimming quoted material is netiquette - the manners of Usenet (and
other online forums). It is the equivalent of holding open the door for
the person after you in real life; politeness.

Maybe one day it'll no longer be September 1993.


If the net nanny had made a polite request, I might have responded
differently. I don't recall exactly, but it seems the comment was
something like "You too, Matt." Not exactly a polite request.


Matt

"Dylan Smith" wrote in message
...
In article , Matt Whiting wrote:
Yeah, then you'll complain that nobody listens to you :~)

I don't mind if the net nannies don't listen! :-)

Netiquette isn't about net nannies. It's like saying 'please', 'thank
you' and not letting doors slam in the faces of people following you.
Trimming quoted material is netiquette -

Right. Someone needs to tell the "rude" to shape up. Then they call you a
net nanny, for stating the obvious.
--
Jim in NC

On Sun, 24 Apr 2005 00:27:43 GMT, Matt Whiting wrote:

You too, Matt. Snip your posts.

Don't read 'em.

this is asocial.

your posting is ditributed to thousands of newsservers, no matter if
someone reads it or not. It might seem like nitpicking, because the posting
is only some k small (and bandwidth-costs have dropped; but you are very
welcome to start as an ISP and see the total costs involved). But keep in
mind that newsservice is mostly only running at your ISP because there is
one employee loving to keep this service running. And multiple your few k
of useless quoting with thousand newsservers with hundreds of people with
your bad attitude.

MAtt

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