Would somebody that knows what they are talking about explain how text takes up BANDWITDTH? (n/t)

Would somebody that knows what they are talking about explain how text takes up BANDWITDTH? (n/t):
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Posted by (: Kingsley :) on July 1, 2000 at 06:23:50:

In Reply to: I think Dio would appreciate it if you saved him some band width and cleared old text before you post one line followups =) n/t posted by Baasch on July 1, 2000 at 05:11:19:

No text! :Þ

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Re: Would somebody that knows what they are talking about explain how text takes up BANDWITDTH? (n/t) theidiot 10:45:44 7/1/2000 (0)
OK, EXCUSE ME FOR NOT BEING JOE TECHNICAL! POINT REMAINS THE SAME, IT IS WASTING SOMETHING!! N/T Baasch 09:35:59 7/1/2000 (0)
I don't know what I'm talking about since I cheated my way through CISCO, but it doesn't take up bandwidth. Takes up hd space. n/t TSM 09:27:04 7/1/2000 (2)
- transmitting more data = great bandwith required to transmit Graham 11:58:50 7/1/2000 (1)
  - Not necessarily you could use an equal amount of bandwidth and just take longer to send perhaps this is the case ...besides were only talking about a few k at most so why does it matter? Asa 13:26:45 7/1/2000 (0)

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