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> >It always seemed logical to me to have the answers to a question at the top >i.e. the most recent comment in the chain. > >No doubt I'll get a lot of replies both top and bottom about this... >:-) >RK > ..Snip.. >-- >A: Because it messes up the order in which people normally read text. >Q: Why is top-posting such a bad thing? >A: Top-posting.

On Tue, 29 Dec 1998 09:24:24 -0500 Georgs Kolesnikovs writes: >What are the top 10 trawlers of all time? > I would like to nominate two semi-displacement trawlers: Alaskan 48 - the original boats were wood with a pilot house, portuguese bridge, and "europa" or "sedan" style saloon.

We're designing the new Bimini for Cigano and are interested to know what the average deck clearance to the top of the top is. I'm 5'10" tall and what is comfortable to me might not be comfortable to a 6'6" guest. Any recommendations? Larry Cigano, 47' Prairie Sundeck Lying Covington, LA

If I have not, the latest >top reply might peak my interest. > >Another thing that really annoys me is when people comment inside of a >previous post, about every paragraph/sentence or so. Most of the time it is >difficult to tell what was the previous post and when the new response >begins. > >Just put it all on top. Regards - Mike > >Mike B.

A website of useful information for cruising in Canada: http://geogratis.cgdi.gc.ca/frames.html CTulip

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With spring around the corner it will soon be time for us to clean and waterproof the sunbrella top on the boat we've recently purchased. The top is tan and has some mildew. Any advice on how to clean it and waterproof it? Someone locally told me to use Thompson's Water Sealer on it to waterproof it but I can't believe this is really a good idea.

My previous experience with a white boot top was negative in that it quickly became a dirty eyesore. As to width, I would note that a uniform width may be fine, but a boot top gradually widening from stern to bow has a pleasing impact. Mine is about two and a half to three times as wide at the bow as it is a the stern.