Emily Post - Hand Written Thank You Notes Still Required by Etiquette Experts
Thank you notes, once feared a dying form of correspondence, are making a comeback via e-mail and text messaging but etiquette experts are reluctant to endorse anything but a handwritten note.
Peter Post, a director of the U.S.'s Emily Post Institute that offers etiquette and manners advice, said increasing numbers of people had stopped writing thank you notes and were telephoning instead to thank for a holiday gift or party.
But the proliferation of e-mails and text messaging on cell phones meant people were writing again to thank people.

I say an email or text message is better than nada
Copywrite 2007 - Barry G.

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