Re: uk.r Stuffing!

On 2007-12-12, JL <brc323@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

When there are multiple conversations running in the thread, it's
useful to know who you're replying to, and whose question you're
adding onto. On the other hand, I tend not to reply.

I suppose Google Groups tends to be pretty good at hiding quoted text
so it's not that much of an issue for the majority of the group...

Of the 6275 uk.railway postings currently on my hard disk,
1565 are posted from Google Groups - this does not sound like
a majority.

There are 598 different posters, of whom 217 used Google Groups -
still not a majority.

Strange how Google Groups users always seem to assume that
they are the norm and that the rest of us are a little odd.

E
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