Write out, in paragraph form, five ways to break interactive media etiquette, and then correct them with a more positive interaction in a second paragraph

Question

Please provide the best answer for the best statement.

Answer 1

Answer: Various examples of breaking interactive media etiquette can be found in the realm of email. First, writing a vague subject line for an email—such as “FYI” or “Hi”—fails to send the appropriate message of what this email may be about, especially if it’s important, and may not be regarded as seriously. Second, addressing a recipient inappropriately—for example, using a professor’s first name or just saying “Hey” in the greeting—can be interpreted as rude or thoughtless. Third, sending an email at the wrong time could be seen as rude as well, such as sending a message to a professor or boss when you know they’re busy or asleep. Fourth, grammatical errors show a lack of respect and care for yourself and the recipient. Finally, sending a reminder or multiple reminders if the recipient hasn’t replied immediately can be seen as rude and demanding.