Hello,
When replying to an e-mail please do not top post. Top posting makes e-mail threads confusing and difficult to understand.
It is best to trim the quoted parts of the e-mail down to the relevant information and put your comments underneath them.
The following is an example of top posting. It is the wrong way to reply to an e-mail.
It is easier to read the thread from start to finish, top to bottom like you are reading a book or a piece of paper:
-Raymond
When replying to an e-mail please do not top post. Top posting makes e-mail threads confusing and difficult to understand.
It is best to trim the quoted parts of the e-mail down to the relevant information and put your comments underneath them.
The following is an example of top posting. It is the wrong way to reply to an e-mail.
This following is an example of bottom posting.OK, sounds good!
>>How about 10:00pm tonight?
>>>> the mail server!
>>>>>> Which server?
>>>>>>>> When should we reboot the server?
It is easier to read the thread from start to finish, top to bottom like you are reading a book or a piece of paper:
As you can see, the second example makes more sense, especially if you are joining the conversation late.>>>>>>>> When should we reboot the server?
>>>>>> Which server?
>>>> the mail server!
>>How about 10:00pm tonight?
OK, sounds good!
-Raymond