From:	Brian Rogers <rogers@****.UIUC.EDU>
Subject:	Re: THUNDA - A complaint
Date:	Sat, 28 Dec 1996 11:14:31 -0600

If you write a long message, by the time you are done, the stuff you
want to delete is off the bottom of your screen and, if you are
like me at all (I recieve and respond to about 100 mail messages a
day) you are likely to realize that you are finished with your message
and you fingers will enact the "end mail message sequence" and your
message, quoted part, .sig and all, is gone. Like putting a letter
in the post box before you put the check inside. Its gone and allyou
can do is appolgize.


> The best way to do things is to actually REPLY to the message....
>
> That way, it's pretty difficult to miss the private tag, and you're not
> going to forget it, got it's staring you in the face.....
>
> Then, when you've finished typing, delete everything below your
> datestamp......
> (The way, it takes care of your sig as well.....)