[Ohio-talk] Proofreading Messages

[Cheryl Fields]

Robbie, yes I agree with you and am glad you introduced this subject.
Another issue that I sometimes have trouble is the tome of the
message. We must remember that a e mail is impersonal communication. I
am making an effort to be careful not to sound indifferent, angry ...
anything negative, smiles. I am passionate and begin typing, oops
there it goes, lol!
Everyone have a Fabulous Friday!


On 2/3/17, Robert Spangler via Ohio-Talk <ohio-talk at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> Hello everyone!
>
> At times, I read messages from people which are difficult to understand
> either due to dictation issues or just not putting the time in to proofread
> messages before they are sent.  I'm not one to push for creating rules or
> anything, but can we please try to proofread our messages before sending
> them out?  It's another one of those issues where, if we want to be taken
> seriously as blind people, we can't be sending out messages that make us
> look like we can't spell.  Furthermore, it takes me more time to read the
> message than it should because I have to decrypt the errors.  I understand
> that this is an informal mailing list but for the sake of our sanity,
> please
> take a minute or two to review your message before hitting that send
> button.
>
> Thanks,
> Robby
>
>
> --
> Robert Spangler
> Secretary, Miami Valley Chapter of the National Federation of the Blind of
> Ohio
> Spangler.robert at gmail.com
>
>
>
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Wishing You All the Best,

Cheryl E. Fields


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