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Well, I was trying to figure out what mailer Christian was useing?  At least 
now in pine, you can change a setting to minus 10 so you almost never hear 
quoting.  I myself think quoting is a waste of time, since if I am interested 
in a thread, I've already heard an orriginal msg.
>>From what I remember, at least we didn't have much quoting in the good old days 
of CompuServe
Hart