>>>>> "Greg" == Greg Folkert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Greg> Common Courtesy states that one should also mention personal
Greg> communications, even if completely ignored by the person(s)
Greg> in question.
Doesn't this also run the risk of making the person look bad?
I guess it depends on how you say it.
"I tried but was unable to resolve this issue via private email."
might be better then:
"I tried contacting XYZ in private but he failed to {respond to my
emails,acknowledge the problem,worship me as his god[1], etc}"
...as the first version doesn't blame XYZ in anyway.
Surely you don't need to provide details what happened?
(note: none of this is specific to anybody mentioned in this thread)
Notes:
[1] Who me? Watch to much Stargate? Never!
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