When It Comes to Online Etiquette

question 13

Multiple Choice

When it comes to online etiquette,

• A) spelling, punctuation, and capitalization are not important.
• B) do not assume that people are available to discuss work matters around the clock.
• C) avoiding "flames" is really all that matters.
• D) you can rest assured that there's almost nothing you can do that will offend your audience.
• E) you should expect a prompt response to email messages, even when you send them on the weekend or in the middle of the night.

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