To my mind, the consideration of links in an email
system stems from a lack of familiarity with outliners.
That leads to a desire for a message like this:
[me]I think that in _link_to_message9_ when you state
that "_quote_from_msg9_", you need to have
your head examined, because as _personX_ clearly
stated in _link_to_message8_, the answer is
obvious. To whit: "_quote_from_msg8_".
An outline-oriented conversation, on the other hand,
would look more like this:
[personX]1...msg8 -- subject ...
[personX]2...msg8 -- more...
[personX]3...msg8 -- more ...
[personY]1...msg9...
[personY]2...msg9 -- point made ...
[me]You need to have your head examined.
See [personX.1].
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