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Early on, maybe before instant messaging and before graphical mail clients with preview windows, people often used subject lines as the main message. The one I
by thinkingemote 2y ago
Early on, maybe before instant messaging and before graphical mail clients with preview windows, people often used subject lines as the main message. The one I remember was "NT" at the end of the message to mean "No Text".
Turns out there's a bunch more:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_email_subject_abbreviations https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_email_subject_abbrevia...
- xtiansimon 2y agoI recall reading about this and the end mark was n/m, no message, or n/b, no body. Above there was a comment suggesting to duplicate the subject in the message body. In which case I think EOM would be appropriate. Interesting diversity for the same idea.