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Tips

• “Mrs” should not precede a woman’s name in professional correspondence unless she uses that honorific herself, publicly and professionally. The word “Miss” should not be used for a female over the age of twelve, unless you would like to get slapped. Wake up and smell the future. The acceptable term to use is “Ms”.
• “Mr” is not the default honorific to use. If in doubt, address the person by his or her full name, omitting needless and antiquated terminology that is likely inaccurate anyway.
• Email addressed to “Mrs.,” “Miss,” or “Mr.” will be deleted without being read, unless we are related.
• Read Real Hartford before contacting me. Real Hartford will not write about your organization in Miami or review the burping cloths from your company based in Portland, OR. See how “Hartford” is in the title of the online news site? That should be your first hint.

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