Re: Teacher, Student Reach Compromise In Restraining Order Case
- From: "tiny dancer" <tinydancer357@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 1 Feb 2006 13:29:59 -0500
x-no-archive:yes "vivisectrix" <vivisectrix@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:43e0f4f4.1503403218@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > TinyDancer: > > >>>x-no-archive:yes > > >>>Note no-archive tag at the top, and please reproduce on any responses. > > >>Thanks for ignoring that. > > >I thought all I had to do was copy the whole post, not delete any part of > >it. Sorry. I assumed I was supposed to just click on *reply* and be sure > >to not delete any part of it, which is what I did, and that would carry > >over the whole thing. including the x-no thingie. I certainly didn't mean > >to *ignore* it, in fact I was very careful to not delete it. > > When you click on reply, most newsreaders put the > things in front of the > original message. That changes the x-no-archive:yes message, so it no > longer works. That's what happened here. > > If your newsreader doesn't automatically no-archive a reply to a > no-archived post, what you need to do in order to honour the request from > the original poster is make sure that the very first line of your reply is > the no-archive command. So the very first line of your reply post should > say: > > x-no-archive:yes > > Nothing else can be in that line, and there needs to be a space after that > line to make sure it works. > > Another option is to not quote the original poster at all, but that will > make a lot of people crazy, because they won't know what you're replying > to. Thank you vivi, I tried it on this post as an experiment. I think someone/bo? might have explained this to me once before, but obviously I didn't *remember* how it worked, and I thought the way I was doing it was the right way. I noticed his request and was very careful to not delete *anything* before replying because I thought that was what I needed to do. I certainly didn't do it on purpose to ignore or discount his request. Again bo, I am very sorry and I truly apologize for MY mistake. It was all MY fault. I don't know what else to say. I didn't do it on purpose. td .
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