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baconandcoconut@freeradical.zone

baconandcoconut

How do you sign your professional-ish emails? Please feel to share your tightly held opinions on this important matter, aka why everyone else is wrong.

50% Cheers
14% Sincerely
28% Best
7% Warmly/Warm regards
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josh@joshtriplett.org

Josh Triplett

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`- Name`
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jarkko

Jarkko Sakkinen

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@baconandcoconut BR, <first name>
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jarkko

Jarkko Sakkinen

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@baconandcoconut Ended up to this because it has been average on being "super inclusive" without having to waste time on doing that ;---)
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jeffluszcz@mastodon.social

jeffluszcz

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@baconandcoconut "Regards,"

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shauna@social.coop

Shauna GM

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@baconandcoconut "best" is my default, I use it for everything except cases where I'd use "love". although probably my modal usage is no sign off at all

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pchestek@fosstodon.org

pchestek

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@jeffluszcz @baconandcoconut Best regards

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baconandcoconut@freeradical.zone

baconandcoconut

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@pchestek @jeffluszcz Ooh, I like it. All the neutral good will of Best, plus the professionalism of the slightly archaic Regards.

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pchestek@fosstodon.org

pchestek

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@baconandcoconut @jeffluszcz and I can give my best regards to my adversary

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jeffluszcz@mastodon.social

jeffluszcz

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@pchestek @baconandcoconut "Bregards,"

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