Technology & Science
Aug. 18, 1999
Once-Urgent All-Caps Messages Are Now Just Annoyances
Once-urgent all-capital messages are now just annoyances By George W. Brewster Jr. My paralegal is relatively soft-spoken in person or on the telephone. But get her behind the wheel of an e-mail machine, and she turns into The Force. As in forceful. As in all capitals all the time.
By George W. Brewster Jr.
My paralegal is relatively soft-spoken in person or on the telephone. But get her behind the wheel of an e-mail machine, and she turns into The Force. As in forceful. As in all capitals all the time.
And she isn't the only one. In the past, wh...
My paralegal is relatively soft-spoken in person or on the telephone. But get her behind the wheel of an e-mail machine, and she turns into The Force. As in forceful. As in all capitals all the time.
And she isn't the only one. In the past, wh...
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