People with 'poor' speech etiquette always use these 7 passive aggressive phrases: Public speaking expert. Story by John Bowe, Contributor • 13h.

Unfortunately, not everyone seems to have gotten the memo listing the fundamental messaging etiquette everyone should know.

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That tweet received over 13.8 million views, and people shared even more examples of poor public etiquette, such as texting with the phone brightness up and answering phone calls in the middle of ...

I would prefer that we send a single message, using “we” in the note (e.g., we love X), with one person writing and each individual signing. Is either approach poor etiquette?