Comments on: When signature files go bad http://sodsbrood.com/dreams/2007/12/14/when-signature-files-go-bad/ Searching for the question to the answer of 42. Thu, 08 Jan 2009 17:38:25 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Mel B. http://sodsbrood.com/dreams/2007/12/14/when-signature-files-go-bad/#comment-16698 Mel B. Wed, 26 Dec 2007 03:51:34 +0000 http://sodsbrood.com/dreams/2007/12/14/when-signature-files-go-bad/#comment-16698 The point is that it's not a business e-mail address; it was my home address. That person really shouldn't have been using it to e-mail me about business, either. I don't use sig files at work. And am usually pretty careful to not use them with my personal e-mail to people who don't need to see them. It was an accident. That said, I didn't hear anything about it. The point is that it’s not a business e-mail address; it was my home address. That person really shouldn’t have been using it to e-mail me about business, either.

I don’t use sig files at work. And am usually pretty careful to not use them with my personal e-mail to people who don’t need to see them. It was an accident.

That said, I didn’t hear anything about it.

]]> By: Todd http://sodsbrood.com/dreams/2007/12/14/when-signature-files-go-bad/#comment-16697 Todd Wed, 26 Dec 2007 03:33:51 +0000 http://sodsbrood.com/dreams/2007/12/14/when-signature-files-go-bad/#comment-16697 Those nine lines would just about undercut and "positive" content to any business email (or make the reader wonder if it was meant as an indirect jab). Let's just hope the boss was too busy to work through the intricacies of NIN lyrics. Most people do ignore long signatures. Those nine lines would just about undercut and “positive” content to any business email (or make the reader wonder if it was meant as an indirect jab). Let’s just hope the boss was too busy to work through the intricacies of NIN lyrics. Most people do ignore long signatures.

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