Email etiquette refers to proper practices of writing, contact, and behavior used in email.
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A list of 20 tips about how to create an effective email signature block at the end of an email. What should be included and what should be left out.
Offers a list of "Do's" and "Don'ts" to help e-mail users avoid basic mistakes.
Provides guidelines dealing with quoting, smilies, salutations, digital signatures, privacy, abbreviations, flaming, and newsgroups.
Suggestions for what is considered an acceptable email signature block.
A spoof intended to educate new Internet users about thinking before forwarding virus hoaxes and urban legends.
Gives several suggestions on how to format and compose a message.
A few guidelines on the practice of good manners and courtesy. Although the article was written in 2000, these guidelines still apply 20 years later.
Informal rules for email and email lists.
Six things not to do when sending email.
Information about email etiquette. Tips, how-tos and a quiz.
Gives a general introduction to e-mail, and then offers guidelines for sending, receiving, and replying to messages.
Suggestions for what is considered an acceptable email signature block.
A list of 20 tips about how to create an effective email signature block at the end of an email. What should be included and what should be left out.
Informal rules for email and email lists.
A few guidelines on the practice of good manners and courtesy. Although the article was written in 2000, these guidelines still apply 20 years later.
Information about email etiquette. Tips, how-tos and a quiz.
Six things not to do when sending email.
A spoof intended to educate new Internet users about thinking before forwarding virus hoaxes and urban legends.
Gives several suggestions on how to format and compose a message.
Gives a general introduction to e-mail, and then offers guidelines for sending, receiving, and replying to messages.
Provides guidelines dealing with quoting, smilies, salutations, digital signatures, privacy, abbreviations, flaming, and newsgroups.
Offers a list of "Do's" and "Don'ts" to help e-mail users avoid basic mistakes.
