Truth and fiction in chain email 7 Articles

by Shrinidhi Hande

Email superstitions Email is undoubtedly has become an indispensable medium of communication. We come across some emails which are forwarded without any second thought. These mails won't have a logical backing, nor any ...read more

by Joshua Eldridge

According to wikipedia.org, the term "chain letter" is defined as a message that attempts to induce the recipient to make a number of copies of the letter and then pass them on to as many recipients as possible. Surprising...read more

by Martha Sutton

E-mail is a wonderful way to keep in touch with friends, old neighbors and family scattered around North America and the world! Everyone, including us seniors, has busy days and it takes time and effort to sit down an...read more

by Jane Allyson

To me it is unimportant whether chain email I receive is truthful or fictitious, I delete them immediately. I do not even bother reading them. Four years ago I received a chain email from a lovely friend who I thought h...read more

by Debbie Robus

Truth AND fiction are alive and well via chain e-mail. I have had a lot of crazy stories come my way in e-mail forwards... animals with two heads, incredible photos that are supposedly real, diseases from soda pop cans th...read more

by Jay Morgetron

"Conveniently Forgotten Facts" is a catchy title, isn't it? I thought so, as I opened the email I received a few days ago. This email was from someone I respect immensely. It was supposedly written by Paul Harvey, anoth...read more

by Dave Korvic

Researchers say chain-mail, once popular with medieval knights, may become the high-tech fabric of the future. Scientists say the world's smallest chain-mail fabric, developed at the University of Illinois, holds promis...read more