Better not to send unconsidered emails at all. One of the reasons I often prefer email to a telephone conversation is the opportunity to read what I have written, tighten up the language and logic, and do research to support my claims or check my knowledge. Even so, I discard a lot of the emails that I write, having realized that they aren't worth sending. I try never to send a message I would dislike to have signed.
Defaulting to an explicit choice to sign does however seem to be the best design. People who think about what they are doing can override it, and people who don't think about what they are doing will at least confront the opportunity to think before doing one thing they may rue. -- Mark H. Wood, Lead System Programmer [email protected] Asking whether markets are efficient is like asking whether people are smart.
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