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by derfniw
4895 days ago
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100% agreed. I try to treat email as any other letter I recieve(1). Meaning that the sender can only expect an instant reply if I know beforehand the mail is coming and urgent.
The same way one would rapidly reply to an urgent letter one is expecting, but easily take a day or more to reply to, or even open, a non urgent letter. If you need to get a hold of someone directly you should use your phone (to call them).
If they don't pick up their phone, leave a voicemail or send an sms. (1) Registration confirmations / new password emails are an obvious exception here. |
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[If at all; I know plenty of people who simply never check their voicemail...]