Being a programmer and an INTP (myers-briggs - don't ask) - I hate redundancy.. so part of my peeve is using space for it when it's avoidable. I doubt the lawyers would go for it, but it would be nice if a simple URL were provided (which pre-supposes a public web page) with the company's disclaimer. Something like:
Cranky Scott Inc. communication disclaimer: http://crankyscott.com/long-overblown-disclaimer-that-absolutely-noone-will-read.html At least it's a little less redundant ;-) Oh well.. Scott On Tue, May 12, 2009 at 12:44 PM, Rob van der Heij <rvdh...@gmail.com>wrote: > > > Noticed that some of the disclaimers don't even identify the > organisation, so with various pre- and post-quoting it is hard to tell > whose disclaimer it is. Clearly it does not fit the purpose that we > have here. I know of one large organisation that created an additional > email platform for those who need to communicate with others in a more > free manner. > > -Rob >
