On 08/09/2011, Tom Davies <tomdavies04@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
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Besides it doesn't matter how strong the argument against top-posting might
be. The fact is that it is widely used especially by office workers. Do we
want to stop office workers from using LibreOffice? Alienating them would
be a good way to get them to stay with whatever else they already use.
If those all-important office clerks are going to be dismayed by
posting rules, no point telling these people about the advantages of
LO; the response will most likely be: "but m$ does it this way"
Betamax was a better format than VHS but it lost the battle for acceptance
and now the argument is irrelevant anyway. Perhaps it is similar with
bottom posting. It might be better but almost no-one in our target markets
Since when did office clerks constitute the LO target market???
use it (note the "almost" there). Most people would rather use forums
anyway as mailing lists are ancient and out-dated.
It had to happen; the inevitable complaint about the lack of forums:
why are you here when the forums are elsewhere? Unsubscribe
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