Re: documentation for ruby?

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On May 27, 2008, at 7:39 AM, Todd Benson wrote: > Bottom posting tends to take on a more natural conversational feel. Only if a single email is regarded as a conversation. In actuality, the -thread- is the conversation. Imagine if in a real conversation, people felt impelled to prefix their remarks with every other remark that's already been made. I bottom post because I don't want to get jumped on by the anti- toppers. But then, I also trim, so it doesn't really matter. What I hate is having to scroll down just to see what's been added to the thread. ///ark