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It is funny how people, including myself, thinks of uppercase e-mail subject as being rude! When I read a subject in uppercase, in my head, I hear the person shouting! WHY IS THAT??? ... how can we interpret a text, according to the case?

What about the font? A person who wrote in Courier New would speak like a robot, right? In Comic Sans, that would be a little girl? A text written in Helvetica would be from a Swiss Banker?

And, a, text, with, too many, comma, would be, from, William, Shatner?

There are no stupid questions, but there are a lot of inquisitive idiots.

-- greengaroo

In reply to Re^2: Email subject lines should be written: by greengaroo
in thread Email subject lines should be written: by chacham

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