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Do you need to see the whole conversation with each message?Vox Pop: Patterns for email as work conversation? By: Merlin Mann (16 replies) March 12, 2008 - 6:10am
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Do you need to see the whole conversation with each message?
One problem I have with these longer discussions is that the entire conversation is bottom posted again and again. I think chairman Gruber has it right with the bottom posting and only quoting the portions of the original email that you want to refer to.
In addition, for longer group conversations, I think email is no longer the best tool. The team message board on the company intranet fits the bill better.