Colleagues who type the body of their email in the subject bar

[SuperBob2002]

Should be deported to Mars. Fucking whoppering cock wombles.

[Derek Hardballs]

Should be deported to Mars. Fucking whoppering cock wombles.

Haven’t you just done exactly that?

[CaptainFantastico]

Re: your email about colleagues who type the body of their email in the subject bar


Indeed

[SuperBob2002]

Should be deported to Mars. Fucking whoppering cock wombles.

Haven’t you just done exactly that?

No.

[Derek Hardballs]

Should be deported to Mars. Fucking whoppering cock wombles.

Haven’t you just done exactly that?

No.

Erm yes you did 

[SuperBob2002]

Should be deported to Mars. Fucking whoppering cock wombles.

Haven’t you just done exactly that?

No.

Erm yes you did 

This isn't an email. And I typed something in the main body of the post. 

You tIT.

[Fulham Fallout]

Should be deported to Mars. Fucking whoppering cock wombles.

Haven’t you just done exactly that?

No.

Erm yes you did 

This isn't an email. And I typed something in the main body of the post. 

You tIT.

You have to as it’s a board requirement to have over a certain number of characters in the body of the initial post.

[Mr vertical]

It's the reply all people who get on my nerves. Also people who send them with no subject line (IPhone users usually). Also when someone is trying to located someone urgently people who reply: "he's not in here!".

[Fulham Fallout]

It's the reply all people who get on my nerves. Also people who send them with no subject line (IPhone users usually). Also when someone is trying to located someone urgently people who reply: "he's not in here!".

Depends on the message as to whether a reply to all should be used. 

People who send out messages to the whole department / division / company should put the distribution list in the bcc address box. That way people can’t reply to all. 

Otherwise, you get a dozen people that will write “don’t reply to all”.  Then someone else will send the same message and then another and another etc etc

[Offside]

we received an email from a local authority last week.  Instead of putting the 392 email addresses  from their suppliers list into the  "bcc" section,  and "undisclosed recipients" into the "to" box,  they put the lot in the cc box.

So I now have their whole suppliers list.  It makes interesting reading.  I wrote back and thanked them for the email and asked if they had a gdpr policy.