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Etiquette Question
Is it rude to forward an email one has received to another person without first asking the sender for permission to forward it?
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Interesting topic...
I consider e-mail "public domain", and therefore, subject to public viewing. I never send anything I would be afraid to see go public via e-mail. If it's confidential or sensitive, then I use other means of communication. Many here will have a one-on-one dialog via a particular thread, so they pull the conversation to e-mail simply to prevent using up any more space on the thread, and to save the other viewers the hassle of getting beyond the personal discussion. But I would caution anyone that uses e-mail to discuss sensitive information or for slinging insults at others, that their secret is "nowhere" safe! I suppose you can notify the originator as a common courtesy, but consider that e-mails do get monitored by various "watchdogs", so again, nothing in e-communications is absolutely private.
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