- Know who you are writing to so that you may address this person properly
- Do not use all caps as this may be interpreted as yelling
- Avoid using smiley faces or other similar symbols
- Do not use abbreviations
- Use appropriate language
- If writing a complaint letter, write in an objective tone and avoid any accusatory or derogatory remarks
Monday, November 9, 2009
Anthony S's Tips on Writing Politely
Tips on Writing Politely
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I don't feel that you put a lot of effort in to this blog. Although you did provide the information and tips on how to write politely, I feel that you can do more with it next time. Good job on completing the assignment. The tips you gave are helpful in the long run.
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ReplyDeleteGreat job on the completing the assignment. Although you did give some important tips for people to be aware of and that are helpful in the long run, it would have been helpful if you expanded and given more in your blog. What I mean is providing examples of some do's and don't's for people to have as guidelines based upon the tips that you mentioned. This would have helped readers even more. Also don't be afraid to use your voice and include more of yourself in your future blogs.
graphic, voice, and more words needed Anthony
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