please empty your brain below
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Not like the old days of Usenet though. There you could be famous writing an overly long signiture. "Kibo" is one example
- Wikipedia Article
- His Signature
Sadly this sometimes also removes parts of the message. But no matter. Voltan has little time for the electronic pleas for mercy of those Voltan is in the process of smiting.
2) Agree. Complete waste of time.
3) Agree. That is the price of free.
4) Neutral. We all do it, our little bit of promotion for the current project. Relevance to the recipient is the most important thing so customised sigs are ideal.
5) Neutral. No real benefit but neither has the scent of roses.
Corporate ones in particular are a nightmare.
As for personal ones? Never use 'em, thanks.
What's worse is the fact that no one seems capable of deleting the monster signature when replying.
And I think I fall into category 4, but it's more information than promotion.
Ohh OK, it's promotion. But I don't think I've ever emailed you so whadda you care!
On personal emails I have my site name/URL. It's nothing more than base self-promotion, and I'll readily admit that.
A further print-out thing that irritates me beyond belief is airline booking emails. At airports, I get incredibly annoyed seeing people having printed 5 full sheets of paper for one six-character code. It's daft.
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Considering 90 \\% of my emails are for internal use it all seems pointless.
These days i especially enjoy receiving messages that include multiple quoted replies, all of them including their massive signatures (with disclaimers, etc.).
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