To be a good network citizen and to protect yourself and others, follow these guidelines when sending electronic mail.
What to Do
Write carefully.
Once you send an email message, you cannot take it back or make it disappear. The reality is that your messages may be saved for a very long time. They may also be read inadvertently by others, or forwarded to others without your knowledge.
Use upper and lowercase text.
Using all uppercase letters means SHOUTING. SEE WHAT I MEAN? Most people finding it annoying and harder to read.
Sign your messages with at least your name.
It’s nice to add your email address, too, since some email programs make it difficult to see who the sender of the message was.
Address your messages carefully.
Some addresses may belong to a group, even though the address appears to belong to just one person.
Use the To, Cc, and Bcc fields correctly.
Here are a couple of simple guidelines:
“We are very grateful for the ongoing support provided by the First Stop design team. There is no way we would have been able to provide the level of online resources that we do without their input and generosity.
Kushi Amlak-Sakhu
4WardEverUK
“Tippa, Zinzi and Larry are amazing. Their support means that with very limited time to spend managing our website, I can rely on their support packages to help keep our website updated, secure and compliant”
Marcia Lewinson
WAITS Action
“First Stop Web Design have provided backup support to the National Memorial Family Fund ever since its inception in 2015. We are hugely grateful for their ongoing support, assistance and technical advice”
Jaki Miller
Memorial Family Fund
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