Netiquette
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Description
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- Put a meaningful title on subject line
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- Make sure subject lines to make sure receiver want to open that e-mail.
- To help your recipients organize their e-mail message.
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- Most people use the Internet to save time, so honor that and keep all messages as brief as possible.
- If you have more to say, try breaking it up into smaller topics.
This will force you to be more organized and enable the reader to
digest the information in a more orderly manner.
- Do not send uncompressed attachment.
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- Avoid spelling and grammatical error
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- Proofread your message before sending it.
- Typos look unprofessional.
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- Avoid Texting Abbreviations or shorthand such as LOL (laugh out loud), ur (your), plz (please) for a formal e-mail.
- When composing an e-mail, you should be as brief as possible
while still making sure to include all pertinent (relevant)
information. Get right to the point.
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- If you send e-mail to multiple recipients who haven't asked you to send them e-mail, you're sending spam.
- By definition, spam has two primary characteristics: the message
was sent unsolicited (not asked for) and it is sent to multiple
recipients (in bulk) then the message is spam.
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- Avoid forward chain letter
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- Hoaxes are chain letters telling interesting and they are not true. You
should not forward such a story unless you have investigated it yourself.
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