"piedmont" > wrote in message
...
> most of us are aware there are protocol regarding posting in newsgroups.
> snippage

> another guideline that goes hand in hand with the no top posting rule is
> 'snip'.


I will, at times, top post something to the fact 'see comments inserted'
then leave the text with my comments inserted where I want to address that
particular statement when there are other comments to follow. This is not
the norm, but occassionally a deviation from it. I've never seen anyone
(except if I were 'questioning' someone in the post) have a problem with
that.
-ginny

In article >,
"Virginia Tadrzynski" > wrote:

> "piedmont" > wrote in message
> ...
> > most of us are aware there are protocol regarding posting in newsgroups.
> > snippage
>
> > another guideline that goes hand in hand with the no top posting rule is
> > 'snip'.
>
>
> I will, at times, top post something to the fact 'see comments inserted'
> then leave the text with my comments inserted where I want to address that
> particular statement when there are other comments to follow. This is not
> the norm, but occassionally a deviation from it. I've never seen anyone
> (except if I were 'questioning' someone in the post) have a problem with
> that.

I couldn't call that top posting, Ginny. Top posting is when you
respond, on top, to something below.

--
Dan Abel
Petaluma, California USA