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   From: anton.txt@g{oogle}mail.com   
      
   David B. to Frank Slootweg:   
      
   > >    And no, scrolling to the end doesn't even solve the   
   > > problem, because the reader has no way of knowing if the   
   > > poster did or didn't use interleaved posting (quote,   
   > > response, quote, response, ...), so (s)he has to page   
   > > through the post page-by-page, just to see if there's any   
   > > new text somwhere in the mass quoted text.   
   > >   
   > > [...]   
   >   
   > So, what is YOUR recommendation, Frank?   
      
   Technically, text editors and viewers and e-mail clients can   
   support quick back-and-forth navigation between interleaved   
   pieces of text with the lowest quotation level: level zero when   
   reding, and level one when replying.   
      
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