Etiquette for everyday email communication 6 Articles

by Linda Ann Nickerson

EMAIL ETIQUETTE Email is free and fast. But that does not mean etiquette doesn't count. Just because electronic messages can be sent instantly to a nearly unlimited number of recipients does not rule out the need for de...read more

by Joseph Liau

E-mail Etiquette E-mails are not "non-instant" messages; they are letters in electronic form. Take a moment to reflect on the name 'e-mail': Historians would concur that it derives from the longer form 'electronic mail...read more

by Annalou Mack

How Email (electronic mail) Has Changed American Life Business Email Before email was commonly used for personal use, it was used extensively in offices. Companies soon learned how expedient sending email to clients...read more

by Rhiannon P

Let me make an extremely important distinction: there are two types of forwards. The first is harmless ones- cutsie ones, pictures, little sayings, that sort of thing. The ones that make people smile. These are pleasant, a...read more

by Warren Peace

We've had email now for almost 15 years, and our use of it has become ubiquitous globally (except in poorer, less technological societies). Yet we are developing a communication style that is becoming so annoying, I am ve...read more

by Judith Kallos

I am encouraged when folks type about this very important topic that all too many disregard. Having championed the topic of E-mail Etiquette for over a decade it really is refreshing to see others finally discussing these ...read more