In her book, “Digital Citizenship: The Internet, Society and Participation,” Karen Mossberger defines a digital citizen as someone who “uses the Internet regularly and effectively.” “Reply All” is a ...

In all of these situations, communication among the participants is expected and encouraged. The opinion specifically notes the norms of email communications, including that "reply all" is often an ...

“You know that feeling: You hit Send — and your heart nearly stops,” reads an article in today’s Wall Street Journal. “You just hit REPLY ALL!” emails a panicked co-worker to her sloppy friend in one ...

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This accidental reply all at Reuters reached nightmare proportions. On Wednesday, someone named Vince accidentally sent an email to 33,000 Reuters email accounts, reports The Wall Street Journal.

Have you ever, in the course of your humdrum day, accidentally replied all to an email, thereby spamming each and every one of your precious colleagues? Was it embarrassing? Were people mad? But let ...

We all know someone who, after every minor achievement or social-media post, quickly sends out a flurry of messages: “Please like my post and leave a comment.” I’m on several of these group chats, and ...