Fwd: Sorry, reason for many tests is nabble blind

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From: Paul Sheldon <eaglesunlimited@...>
Date: Tue, 22 Apr 2008 23:04:33 -0500
Subject: Re: [croquet-user] Sorry, reason for many tests is nabble blind
To: Ric Moore <wayward4now@...>

Yes. I had speculated this, but tried sending to myself outside
croquet loop and recieve and had thought it a crazy hypothesis.

I appreciate that you have stated publically the new preferences I
have to set with gmail.

You will also note that using gmail web mail client I retain the bad
quotes. I do not think the problem, then, is with yahoo. Yahoo/AT&T
and google both have poor serving of remote apps. I believe push mail
would present better quotes and linebreaks, but, from the awful
experience of crashing iPhones in my computer club, I'll let
corporation's beta test that.

I might try posting response to threadswith nabble web client and see
about other Duke search engine compatibility.

I don't really think the quotes are what kills web mail, rather it is
forced hard linewrap.

Search engines dealing with our specialized interests in having
threads intelligible will have invested time in making clear
formatting.

I wish to thank you foryiir kindness and taking the time to understand
and identify my problem Monday.

So, when I respond publically to threads, I will attempt to confirm I
achieve quotes and linebreak sanity or cut out the quotes with a
debrief or respond privately.

This will take thoughtfulness on my part, but, when I'm not tired, I
can actually choose to enjoy thinking.

This will both improve my health (since thinking is what I do and I
could get sick not enjoying what I do) and my sense of humor which
Cousin's wrote a book on.

Now, I'm going to look for those damn preferences. Oh, I think I shall get sick.

;-)

Keep well.


On 4/22/08, Ric Moore <wayward4now@...> wrote: