Just for a change

[Guest guest]

Dear Shri Bhaskar and Shri Sampat,

 

I see the use of the abbreviation IMHO frequently in your posts. Please let

me know what it means.

 

In the latest post it is not clear who is asking the question and who is

answering it. Shri Sampat used to make this clear in previous posts, para by

para. I request that the name of the writer may be put under each para so

that we can follow the dialogue better.

 

I would also request all members to put their name at the end of the posting

because sometimes it becomes difficult to know who has written a particular

post, especially when the e-mail ID is a fancy name. It becomes difficult to

know to whom I should address my reply when I want to send one.

 

Sastri

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

advaitin , " S.N. Sastri " <sn.sastri wrote:

 

Respected SrI Sastri ji,

sAshTAnga danDa praNAmaH !

 

IMHO means, " In My Humble/Honest Opinion " ; IMO means " In My Opinion " .

 

Thank you,

 

Yours,

SAMPATH.

 

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> Dear Shri Bhaskar and Shri Sampat,

>

> I see the use of the abbreviation IMHO frequently in your posts.

Please let

> me know what it means.

>

> In the latest post it is not clear who is asking the question and who is

> answering it. Shri Sampat used to make this clear in previous posts,

para by

> para. I request that the name of the writer may be put under each

para so

> that we can follow the dialogue better.

>

> I would also request all members to put their name at the end of the

posting

> because sometimes it becomes difficult to know who has written a

particular

> post, especially when the e-mail ID is a fancy name. It becomes

difficult to

> know to whom I should address my reply when I want to send one.

>

> Sastri

>

>

>