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In an ideal world, people would read the entire email and give a short and concise answer to each question. The answer should also have enough clues to referen
by jim_h 16y ago
In an ideal world, people would read the entire email and give a short and concise answer to each question. The answer should also have enough clues to reference the question.
It would be 'Sure, Lunch at 1pm on Thursday' instead of 'Sure, Thursday 1pm'.
However, most of the time it doesn't work that way. Some forget questions, give short and vague answers, or just don't reply. Also depending on the email client, the email text doesn't show formatting and the each line is prefixed with > or other characters making it a hassle to pull out text you want and format it just to do squeeze the answer in between.