Guy Kawasaki , former Apple Fellow, Forbes.com columnist and venture capitalist, passed the time flying from Denver to San Francisco by knocking out twelve tips that will make you a better emailer.

The usual suspects, which it never hurts to read again, are there—sensible subject lines, plain text, short (ideal=5 sentences), avoid attachments—but there are two tips on the evils of FUQing (“Fabricating Unanswerable Questions”) that will make my emails better.email, tips, subject lines, plain text, attachments, Guy Kawasaki

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