email

It's okay to check your email in the morning, says Matt Inglot »

I tried the "don't check your email in the morning or before you go to bed tip" before I realized 95% of my job is responding to email.

Use email for messaging, not content management »

Email may be the lowest common denominator for collaboration, but it's where information goes to die.

Installing Growl notifications for Thunderbird »

Bit of a pain to install, but I got it working.

Will RSS replace email? »

Did email replace the postal service? In other words, no, it won't.

The inbox makeover »

Not sure about the different folders, but setting checking mail to once every hour should cut down on the number of interruptions.

How to Lose Friends and Alienate People With Email - Pt. 1 »

Links to parts 2 and 3 at the bottom.

Al3x, linking to me, says that email isn't broken yet »

Most of my communication with my best friend is through email.

"Email This Page" module for Drupal »

A shame that it hasn't been updated to 4.5/4.6 yet.

Signature

March 18th, 2005

At the excellent Geek Etiquette, we find some tips on the length and information you put in your .sig (email signature) file. I've been an Internet regular since 1996, when I first got to college, and my first .sig had my dorm address in it. To celebrate my Icelandic heritage, it also had a cute little Viking ASCII picture, that looked something like the following:

  (____)
   o  o
--m----m--

Fun huh? Up until recently, my personal .signature file had two dashes followed by a space, a carriage return, then just my full name and my website URL. (My work one has my work IM info in it as well.) Now I'm signatureless, that, my email program of choice defaults to "none" as the signature, and for my best friends I don't 'sign' emails at all and for others I sign off with my initials, RE (I freely admit to copying Darren in that respect). Signatures of others are only ever clever or interesting the first few times we email, otherwise it's pointless.

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