◤(¶1 of 3) Rjanag, there are (at least) two goals involved here: (1) indicating where each message begins, and (2) making the start of each message stand out conspicuously on the page as a whole.  Indentation generally achieves the second goal, and I wish to use something at least as conspicuous as indentation to achieve that goal.  When I wish to indicate the editor I am addressing, I begin my message with the editor's name followed by a comma.  :::::::(¶2 of 3) It is possible to fill an entire page section with a discussion as one paragraph, indicating where each message begins, but without making the start of each message stand out conspicuously in the page section as a whole, and without showing the structure of the discussion.  That practice is not desirable. :::::::(¶3 of 3) If there is a concern about my messages receiving extra attention, then that attention can be diluted by other editors copying my practice.  I want other editors to copy my practice anyway, in the interest of (1) clarifying where each message begins, and (2) promoting correct levels of indentation. :::::::—    