Email Trail

An email trail is a discussion made via electronic mail
It can sometimes be called as 'email thread'
Every discussion is initiated from the first sender of the trail
And on every email sent within that trail has a significant meaning
Even if it is just a plain 'ok'


There are long and short trails
I can understand long email trails are difficult to trace
But having a short trails is reasonable enough to read from the start
Even only from the first or second previous mail sent


Is it difficult to read just at least three mails previously sent?
Just to keep up what was discussed on that email trail?
Asking the same question that was already answered on the previous trail
Will just make the discussion go round


Can't they read it first before proceeding?






P.S. My deepest apology for this. I am just pissed off with someone who just can't read emails properly. They just keep on asking and asking even though it is already discussed. Thus, making a certain task delayed for days.

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