I think everyone reading this post has accidentally messed up when sending an email, right? I noticed this story recently: The Metropolitan Police has apologised to victims of the Westminster "honeytrap" scandal after it accidentally sent an email which named all of them. … the sender, a detective sergeant in the Met’s Diplomatic and Parliamentary Protection unit, included the recipients’ names in the CC section of the email, rather than BCC, which would have concealed their identities. …
Agree email needs to be replaced, but what a crappy article. Especially love how they don’t understand that things like the fact that CC used to be a standard letter writing concept and so, yes, people knew what it meant. Making me feel old. Yes people used to have to learn how to formally write letters on paper, and they had lots of things that could note additional information like ps, cc, att, and so on.
Agree email needs to be replaced, but what a crappy article. Especially love how they don’t understand that things like the fact that CC used to be a standard letter writing concept and so, yes, people knew what it meant. Making me feel old. Yes people used to have to learn how to formally write letters on paper, and they had lots of things that could note additional information like ps, cc, att, and so on.