Biggest Tech No-Nos 11

Unnecessary e-mail forwards
This silly behavior has been around for ages, but people still seem to think that their friends want to read lame jokes, cute stories, and scary chain letters. If you're passing along anything that's not serious, be mindful of your audience. If it's a warning of some kind, search for it on Snopes.com to see if it's a hoax. We'll all be grateful.





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Comments
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Subscribe to commentsaryasyawe23Apr 15th 2009 1:05PM
These are so true! Why do people always leave in the bluetooth headsets?
Texas River RatNov 19th 2009 4:04PM
I have to admit forgetting my head set is in. Guilty as charged! But so far as I recall I've not done it at funerals. And I've never, ever carried on a loud conversation at a restaurant or theater. (coes one cancel the other?)