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: Business WritingDo Email "Thanks" Please or Provoke You?
By Lynn Gaertner-Johnston
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In the Email Intelligence classes I teach, a hot topic for discussion is email replies that say only "Thanks." Some people complain that "Thanks" emails waste their time. They have to stop what they are doing, click open the emails...Full post as published by Business Writing on October 28, 2010 (boomark / email).
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