[ale] [OT?] email signature etiquette

[Sparr]

So you include in every email information that is only relevant in a
small portion of your emails to a small portion of recipients, for the
sake of more easily advertising something about yourself.

There's a word for that, and it rhymes with ham.

On Mon, Nov 26, 2012 at 2:29 PM,  <simontek at gmail.com> wrote:
> Eh, I am usually show sig, with just my contact info. That said, my gov't email has my certs, and all the dept's I am involved with etc, it might as well be a resume in length. Not my idea, just what others need to see, so they can tell if I am qualified to work on the project.
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> From: Jim Kinney
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> Subject: [ale] [OT?] email signature etiquette
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> What is a "reasonable length" for an email signature? Someone I know
> almost has their resume as their sig. Makes their emails quite
> lengthy.
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