Signature Line is Important
- To: pumpkins@mallorn.com
- Subject: Signature Line is Important
- From: H* E* P*
- Date: Mon, 03 May 1999 17:33:15 -0700
The point of my message was that NEITHER the Sender's name or his
E-address is EVER shown at the top of messages for a high percentage of
internet folks. That is the reason most knowledgeable mailing lists
include the name of the list in the from or subject line just as
Pumpkins does.
Here is the complete heading of your message:
Re: Signature Line (pumpkins@mallorn.com, 05/04/99 20:44)
To: Indbio
The sender's name is always at the top, or atleast his email address is.
Greg Schraiber wrote:
> <I wish folks used a signature line. Most messages are meaningless with
> location and person. Here is an example of a message that just came in.
> I know some folks get more lines, but no one in Louisville KY area does.
>
I have my Netscape Mail set to show all the headings, but those lines
are gone before the mail gets to my ISP he tells. I understand that is
true for all ISPs in Louisville. But a signature line solves that.
A few folks on Pumpkins sent me mail via Pumpkins wanting a private
reply, but I could not reply because they did not give the e-address.
Harold Eddleman, Palmyra IN indbio@disknet.com
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