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Old 10-10-2009, 08:38 PM
UGAalum94 UGAalum94 is offline
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Why is it that some posters QFP on every post they respond to, even though someone else has already QdFP the same entire post?
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You mean that you don't think people should quote the post they are actually responding to if it's previously been quoted or just that it's pointless to Q specifically FP if the response has been previously quoted?

I always quote the posts that I respond to to make clear what I'm responding to, but I'm open to stopping if it's bothering some of you.

When should you quote?
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Old 10-10-2009, 09:00 PM
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When should you quote?
No. Lets assume a poster writes a long essay. You QFP (the entire post) and give an answer to a piece of it or all of it, then Senusret QFPs (the entire post) and give an answer to one sentence. Senusret would then get on my nerves for posting the entire post again.

We have members out here that whenever they post, the QFP whether it's necessary or not.
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