The cardinal rules of email etiquette

• NEVER TYPE IN ALL CAPS. THAT’S LIKE SCREAMING. REALLY!
• Be wary of any kind of attachment - even if it comes from someone you know.
• If a file you wish to send is larger than 2MB, think twice before sending it.
• HTML stationery is annoying; if you don’t need to use it, don’t.
• Use BCC instead of CC to keep other email addresses private.
• Don’t delete relevant information when you reply to someone.
• If you can’t spell well, rememmber to run a spell check before sending.
• Try to keep your messages as short as possible - you’re not writing a novel.
• Never send emails when you’re mad - wait until you calm down first. Trust me.
• Triple-check that you’re not sending a message to someone who shouldn’t see it.
• Remember that when you send something electronically, it has the potential of “living” forever.
• Before you forward an email joke, make sure it’s funny first. Please?