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Victor · 2003-03-04 17:24:46

Can people not include the ">>>>> > >>>" bit when they post jokes that they have copied from an e-mail? Can this be added to the rules?

04-03-2003 5:24pm

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Victor

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Can people not include the ">>>>> > >>>" bit when they post jokes that they have copied from an e-mail? Can this be added to the rules?

Originally posted by Strat
>>>>>>>>>makes
>>>baby jebus
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>cry

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#2 04-03-2003 10:05pm

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rofl! nice quote.

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#3 05-03-2003 8:18am

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It's annoying alright, but if it bothers you *that* much, just copy and paste the contents of the email into wordpad, then just go to Edit -> Replace and select replace ">" with "" (the double quote representing a blank character - not a space).

I agree that people can do this as well before they post the joke, but I would just consider it good ettiquete to do so, rather than a requirement.

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