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RE: A lack of etiquette - 3/8/2006 12:08:57 PM

amaidiamond

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I tend to answer most of the email I get even if it is to say thanks but no thanks, the polite emailes get polite response and those of the "kneel bitch" variety get a thanks but no thanks or my sarcastic tounge dependant on my mood.
I have found i get a lot of emails asking me a list of questions, everything from real name to breast size and for me that is not sutiable as a first contact, those kind of emails are the ones most likely to get ignored, another on I get is the *and what do you like your owner to do to you, tell me what you do* not requiring my interests, nothing so simple as that but basically wanting me to send explicit sexual details, those also get ignored. In general though, if people have a genuine interest in talking to me to find out about me the person i am more than happy to chat to them

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RE: A lack of etiquette - 3/8/2006 3:51:18 PM

Nikolette

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ORIGINAL: BitaTruble

Things that make me go hmmmmm ...

Several people, usually but not always new to the forums, have made some rather long posts regarding the issues of ignored email. Their words are read, often a thoughtful and detailed reply is offered and yet rarely does the poster come back and answer those replies, even just to take 10 seconds and say 'thank you for the post' exhibiting the exact same behavior which caused them to post in the first place.

Or is it different if you make a post in the forum where you are actually soliciting a response, than sending an email on the other side where you takes yer chances?

::chuckles:: That's.. mostly, rhetorical in nature.

Celeste

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RE: A lack of etiquette - 3/8/2006 5:53:30 PM

TemptingNviceSub

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I answer all my e-mails..I was raised to be polite and considerate of all..until given reason not too..and even in the case of rudeness on anothers part I was taught to still be polite but firm in my response.I was told when this was done that it would show the other person their ignorance or at the very least to know I maintained my own sense of dignity.So again yes I responded to all e-mails..even the ones of a questionable nature..Because as someone said there is still a person on the other of that e-mail..be well...Tempting..

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