Re: A small, but useful patch!

["St. Suika Fenderson Roberts" <wrobert2@mailhost.tcs.tulane.edu>]

Kai Wrote:
> >>>>> Per Abrahamsen (abraham@dina.kvl.dk) wrote:

>   Per> The quote is: ``in *reading* agents''.  I don't think we yet
>   Per> can assume that everybody are using Gnus to read the messages.

> >>>>> Hrvoje Niksic writes:

>   Hrvoje> Why not?  The person who uses 'message-indent-citation
>   Hrvoje> probably also uses message, i.e. Gnus.

> You use Gnus.  You write a message using 'message-indent-citation.
> You send the message to John Smith.  In what way can you deduce from
> this that John Smith uses Gnus, too?  The idea is that *his* reader
> can easily skip quoted text.

The only real problem I see here is that _no_ mail/news reader that I
know of has such a function.  This, to my POV, renders quote-prefixing
blank lines rather pointless.  Besides which, the SOR states one should
use `>' instead of indentation to mark cited text . . .

ja ne,
	Suika (being heretical.  BSD mail and vim ^_^ features or speed ^^; )
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