Exercises 259 To: Paul From Louise Sometimes I just have to wonder what you're thinking Paul.. Of course it's not possible to expect perfect resumes But have to screen them, and last year I had to read over 200. I'm not looking for perfection, but as soon as I spot an error make a mental note of it and, when I hit a second and then a third error I can't really concentrate on the writer's >credentials Listen, Paul, you might be a sharp editor, but the rest of us have a different responsibility to make the products and move them out as soon as possible. We don't have the luxury of studying documents to see if we can find errors. I suggest you concentrate on what you were hired to do, without imposing your standards" on the rest of us. >From my point of view, an error can include a >misused tradmark. Misusing a "tradmark" Paul? Is that Error Number 17 7. Because students use email to communicate with other group members when they write collaboratively, your college or university would like to create a one-page handout on how to use email responsibly. Using a search engine, find three or four netiquette guides on the Internet that focus on email. Study these guides and write a one-page student guide to using email to communicate with other students. Somewhere in the guide, be sure to list the sites you studied, so that students can visit them for further information about netiquette.