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This issue is a hardy perennial. There seem to be two
worlds: one that maintains the original and ancient
traditions of the early internet, and puts replies
(preferably only plain text) below the original post; and
one - containing the majority of the commercial, business
and government<br>
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<div>Or to summarise: there is not "one true way" to do it,
just do what you think is right based on context, taking
into account both what you are replying to and who you are
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Very well put, I agree.<br>
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