[p2p-research] More efficient (P2P?) usage of email

[Christian Siefkes]

M. Fioretti wrote:
> - there are tons of reasons why, even these days, it is much more
>   sensible and considerate (unless you know for sure both the habits,
>   limits and economic conditions of EVERYBODY who will receive your
>   email) to trim as much as possible before replying to an email and
>   to always avoid HTML or kilometric signatures. I can post the long
>   list of such reasons if asked, for the moment please take my word
>   for it. First, turn off html, then trim as much as possible, then
>   reply, thanks.

I second that. This list is very interesting to read, but it would be far
*far* FAR easier to follow if everybody would try to trim the noise.

Stefan Meretz has written a nice little mail about how to do it right:
http://www.oekonux.org/list-en/archive/msg04736.html .

Best regards
	Christian

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