Recycle your plastic and glass, buy cars that don't pollute the
     environment, save our lakes and streams, I hardly consider getting a
     few bytes more of e-mail being wasteful or lazy. I happen to like
     getting the complete history of the mailing, mainly because I have
     better things to do than dig through archives.  No, I don't like
     clutter, but I also don't like getting spam and junk mail electronic
     or hardcopy, I have yet to convince anyone to stop sending it.  So, in
     conclusion, I'm going to get back to figuring out ADSM.


______________________________ Reply Separator _________________________________
Subject: Re: A request
Author:  "ADSM: Dist Stor Manager" <ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU> at INTERNET
Date:    9/15/97 5:53 PM


>
>      Leave the original text alone.  I would rather see all the history
>      leading up to the answer then trying to sort thru all my mail to track
>      the resolution.
>
> "I'm sure everyone on the list will be grateful to you for taking the trouble.
> Thanks."  {and it's alot easier to cut and paste from the original message if
> need be}
> ""

It's lazy and wasteful to include everything.  I'm sure I'm not the only
one out here who stacks up eight or nine hundred messages at a time from
various lists...  No I don't read them all, but I can generally pick out
threads that interest me.  I just don't have the time to wallow in all the
crap that doesn't pertain to an answer.  And I have enough control over my
mail reader to go back and read an entire thread without causing a cerebral
hemorrhage.

Frankly, it gets a little tiring to read through the SAME paragraph in
eight different messages an hour.

Mark

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