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An opportunity for the daring (like yours truly) to be wags, the priggish to be patronise — [[Dear Sender]] — and for the anal to clog up the word's inboxes by mysteriously contriving an automatically generated out-of-office message that replicates itself like a fruit-fly and issues in triplicate however many emails you send to the same person. | {{a|email|}}An opportunity for the daring (like yours truly) to be wags, the priggish to be patronise — [[Dear Sender]], [[please be advised]] and so on — and for the anal to clog up the word's inboxes by mysteriously contriving an automatically generated out-of-office message that replicates itself like a fruit-fly and issues in triplicate however many emails you send to the same person. At first plush this seems to require ninja outlook skills but the [[JC]] reckons it is quite the opposite: basic ignorance — and involves setting up an auto-reply as an email rule rather than as a dedicated out-of-office message. | ||
The genuinely pedantic, of course, do ''both''. | |||
{{ | We suspect that these are the same folk who have never discovered their “[[sent items]]” folder, and hence cc themselves onto every [[email]] they send, just so they don’t lose it. | ||
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*[[Dear Sender]] | *[[Dear Sender]] | ||
*[[Farewell]] emails | *[[Farewell]] emails | ||