| I don't know if it's just me, but I very much prefer easy to skim emails to more dense ones. At one point I got weekly project updates from a team I was working with, and one guy wrote dense, short, emails where I would have to read every sentence carefully to get a hang on what was going on. Another guy would write longer, fluffier emails but with bullet points and paragraphs in the same order: > Hi everyone! > {fluff} > {general status} > > - Bullet points of things done that week > {comment about things done} > > - Bullet points of things to do next week > {comment about potential problems etc} > > {fluff} > {annoyingly long footer} Just by parsing the number of bulletpoints, and the length of each bullet point (and the first word) I would get a surprisingly good grasp on how things were going, and what was hard/complicated (longer bullet point -> more complex), and very easy to read about exactly I wanted to know. |