  Thursday, September 21, 2006  The Rule of For(ward) I am on
several very lively message boards, so I get a decent amount of
emails every day, many of which I read. But the real gem in the
inbox is a message from an individual person, even better when
it's someone I like a whole lot and would love to hear from. So
that makes it an huge disappointment when it's a forward sent in
bulk, especially heinous when it's a chain letter (folks, I
don't send them on, so don't bother). It's such a bummer know
that I'm there in your address book, but the only time you click
on me it's totally impersonal.  So here's the rule: Please don't
forward anything unless you've actually spoken to me or sent me
a real- or e-mail since the last time you forwarded something.
And that way, when I see an email from you I'll know it's either
something really worth fowarding or, even better, a little
personal love letter. Either way, bound to make me set aside a
special little part of my day for sending you warm fuzzies.  1
comment:  Jen