Re: Use of email | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Caity McCardell (caity![]() |
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Date: Mon, 10 Feb 2014 12:59:27 -0800 (PST) |
Tierra Nueva cohousing recently made a list of email agreements. We decided not to call it "email etiquette" since that implies saying "thank you" and "please," and really what we wanted to convey was a sense of what works and what doesn't work. To answer your questions, Malcolm, we've had our share of "blame and shame" but this agreement seems to have helped a bit, and is a great reminder when things get out of hand. For those who don't use email, important announcements and business matters are posted in our office. Here's our list: I agree: 1. to keep all emails as short, factual and clear as possible; 2. to refrain from forwarding mail, unless it is related to TN business; 3. to include all Tierra Nueva residents in community business email; 4. to provide clear subject headings; 5. to not assume that everyone will read it (a copy should be posted in the common house office if it is important community business); 6. to discuss in person, rather than on email, controversial topics. In spite of the fact that I'm a heavy email user, I definitely appreciate #6! ~Caity www.tncoho.com
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Use of email Malcolm Eva, February 8 2014
- Re: Use of email Laura Fitch, February 8 2014
- Re: Use of email Diana Carroll, February 8 2014
- Re: Use of email Caity McCardell, February 10 2014
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Re: Use of email Philip Dowds, February 10 2014
- Re: Use of email Ann Zabaldo, February 11 2014
- Re: Use of email R Philip Dowds, February 11 2014
- Re: Use of email Sharon Villines, February 11 2014
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