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[QUOTE="Richard, post: 4952476"]
Hi Evertjan,

Yes.  I Googled for "interunderposting" and got no hits.

In my previous post,  I "underposted," as advocated by several people
on this thread.  That is,  in Google Groups, I clicked the "More
options" link which Google supplies along with the content of your
post.  In the resulting menu,  I clicked the "Reply" link.  That
opened a new message pane containing your message decorated with
leading ">" signs.

I added my response below the decorated text,  expecting Google to
merely present a hyperlink to your message.  As I see,  GG did *not*
condense your message.  Looking back,  I see that if I underpost, then
GG does present a "- Show quoted text -" hyperlink  which toggles the
content of the message to which I'm complying.

However,  if I bottom post, then GG puts only a couple of lines after
my new content:

=== Example

- Show quoted text -
=== End of example

A good example is the thread [URL]http://groups.google.com/group/DotNetDevelopment/browse_frm/thread/80b79aa5d8bf8b1e[/URL]
It shows that the growing thread is preserved with each subsequent
post.  But that growing thread is unobtrusive,  because it's
represented by an Ajax type link.  Pretty neat, eh?

Hopefully, this post of mine will work that way, too.  What do you
think?

Best wishes,
Richard
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