did you ever type up this big long email

[moshquerade]

to someone, and then re-read and just delete it?
going with your second thought is probably a good idea most of the time.

 

Heh, I once typed up a 2000-word email (on webmail) and pressed "Save Draft" and the email disappeared. It was nowhere to be found.

I was really mad, but then I realized that the email would have really strained my relationship with its receiver.

 

[SouthPaW1227]

no, but I've had it where I hit something by accident and it deletes the whole thing and I'm very sad

 

[dbk]

No, i take the setence-by-sentence approach.

 

[acemcmac]

I've deleted emails already enroute to their recipeints

 

[jonnyGURU]

Yep.


Matter of fact, I was going to elaborate about my own personal experiences, but just decided to wax my post down to what you see now.

 

[jjzelinski]

The cloest thing I can relate to was I used to write my thoughts down when I was especially pissed at my wife(GF at the time) so I could get it out of my system and clarify my thoughts. Difference being, I forgot that autosave was on and DIDN"T delete it... oops

 

[Safeway]

Yes.

 

[imported_xaguynamedguyx]

Originally posted by: jonnyGURU
Yep.


Matter of fact, I was going to elaborate about my own personal experiences, but just decided to wax my post down to what you see now.

tell us

 

[EarthwormJim]

Originally posted by: moshquerade
to someone, and then re-read and just delete it?
going with your second thought is probably a good idea most of the time.

Does it count if you accidently deleted it?

 

[Mucho]

I've done that lots of time I always seems to be a second guesser.

 

[Noema]

I always write long emails on a word processor first and then paste them to the email client, so no.

 

[ajayjuneja]

I've done that before. I am doing my best now to keep personal/emotional things out of email.