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Now you know how to talk to cousin Jane about using BCC and sending chain letters, but you're cringing at the thought of downloading another huge attachment-laden email while you're on vacation. Let's look at the issues on email attachments...
Yesterday's article about using BCC was a good start, but there are still some things that cousin Jane is doing that are inconveniencing her email recipients. Let's move on to an important staple of today's email frustrations: the chain letter...
You just received an email from your cousin Jane that has 50 people in the address field, contains a 10 megabyte video, and exhorts you to pass it on to everyone you know. Do you...
A) Reply to all and talk about the funny video?
B) Forward the video to everyone in your address book?
C) Pull out your copy of Switch Craft and make a voodoo doll that squirms when you poke it; put Jane's name on it?
D) Have a conversation with your cousin about email netiquette? Read more...
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