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How Polite Are Your E-Mails?

October 15, 2015 ResearchBuzz Useful Stuffemail, social norms

A new online tool rates how “polite” your e-mails are and makes recommendations. (Don’t swear so much. Thank you.) This LaughingSquid article has several examples of how it works.

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