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Old 04-27-2009, 04:08 PM #1
AnnieB3 AnnieB3 is offline
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Cool Copying Original Posts

I hope I won't offend anyone by saying this - I do not mean to.

A lot of you guys copy the original post someone makes and put it within your reply to that post. I'm kind of wondering why you do that? It's hard, at least for me, to type on the computer as it is. So when I have to scroll through an original post over and over again, it gets kind of tiring for both the eyes and the arms.

I'm pretty sure that the poster knows you are replying to them. And when you do reply to someone within the post, you use their name anyway. Again, I know this is pretty blunt and I don't mean to be insulting. I just don't know any other way to bring this up than to just say it! Sorry.

Everyone has the right to post any way they darn well please, of course! But double vision and arm strength are a daily reality for lots of us.

Any feedback about that?

Annie
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