How to Respond to an E-mail That Enrages

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hotel muenster of 2:51AM March 31, 2010

"E-mail is a terrible vehicle for sensitive communication." - This is one of the best lines in the entry. In today's world, email has almost become the primary form of communication especially with the younger generations. It's easy and fast. However, it can be dangerous when you type and meant something one way but the person reading it took it another way. When talking in person you can see the person's reaction and clarify but with email you don't have that chance.
Email is a powerful tool sometimes too powerful.

Paul Bailey of OH 9:04AM February 01, 2010