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|  Message 2312  |
|  August Abolins to Kurt Weiske  |
|  Graphic Novel  |
|  20 Nov 20 17:52:00  |
 MSGID: 2:221/1.58@fidonet ea99881e REPLY: 2545.coffeekl@1:218/700 241d119b PID: OpenXP/5.0.47 (Win32) CHRS: ASCII 1 TZUTC: -0500 Hello Kurt! ** On Thursday 19.11.20 - 17:00, Kurt Weiske wrote to August Abolins: AA>> one at Bookmanager. (I'll avoid the link, because that would AA>> break "Fidonet being Fidonet".) KW> If this is a dig at my earlier comments, you misunderstood - or KW> you're blowing it out of proportion to make a point. It *is* a reference to your earlier comment. But this medium does not communicate the smile on my face that I had when I wrote it. I could have probably included a link to a picture of me, but that wouldn't be fidonet. ;) KW> A post where you're directed to a link for the content, or a posting KW> that consists entirely of a link with no subject and no context is KW> something completely different. I totally agree. Infact, several earlier messages of mine (maybe they were in another echo that I think you also read) share the same concern. But the TgM/Fido link is still rather new on the english- speaking group of echos carried in Z1. There is a learning curve from the TgM app for a user on usage - especially when providing an image or a file with a message at the same time. The android app on my Blackberry likes to attach an image *before * it allows a caption. (The caption is treated as the message body by Stas' bot and does a pretty good job of doing it.) But if I forget to type a caption and habitually press Send, then poof it's sent and I can nolonger undo that. The desktop app however allows adding an image either before or after starting a message. That makes it easier to insure that some context can be provided with the pic. Alternatively, the TgM desktop user can use the "--subj: ###-- |
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