">>" is two characters. It's more to tripe than ">". ">" is familiar quoting from Usenet, etc.
So, why ">>" and not ">" ?
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"More to tripe..."
I like it.
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>> ">>" is two characters. It's more to tripe than ">". ">" is familiar quoting from
>> Usenet etc.
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>> So why ">>" and not ">" ?
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I didnt type it, it came up on its own, so no probem for me.
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>> I didnt type it it came up on its own so no probem for me.
Ie. use the 'Quote Original Message' button, deleting anything you don't want.
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