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I think that works the same for email, we can tell who sent it by address and name, but people still sign it, most of the time with name only. I do. Weirder he
by tucif 13y ago
I think that works the same for email, we can tell who sent it by address and name, but people still sign it, most of the time with name only. I do.
Weirder here, and I really hope he doesn't have/do that on a twitter account though...
- harrisonpowers 13y agoSignatures in email have merit, especially when correspondents use a client that strips the email addresses from quoted text in replies. The email address will sometimes be replaced with simply the contact name. While referencing such an email, the only way I can decipher which "Mark" or "Joe" sent reply in a thread is by his signature. Outlook is, at times, guilty of this.