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It has just been brought to my attention that we just sent this note about this job with everyone's address exposed in the cc line.
Consider using holiday cards as a way to check in with snail mail addresses and send an email blast to your contact list (create a group so you don't reveal everyone's address) to confirm new emails and phone numbers.
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I'm sure we've all been the recipient of those emails where a friend or family member asks, "hey, can I get everyone's mailing address?" Addresses used to be something we remembered, or at least had jotted down in a book somewhere, but in the post-email/Facebook era, they're an afterthought.
Facebook just removed everyone's email address from their profile and replaced it with an @facebook.com email address without asking you.
Because with little notice, Facebook changed everyone's email address visibility settings in June to hide the Gmail or other addresses we purposefully shared with friends, leaving just our @facebook.com addresses.
Try setting up a Web site for the family that provides a central calendar, everyone's mailing address, a place to leave public and private messages, baby pictures, news about Gramps' 90th birthday.
Gather everyone's email address so you can keep in touch.
(That tends to only work if you have everyone's email address. 2) Facebook also gathers RSVPs for you when you set up a Facebook event - this usually means less eye candy, but it's an easy option.
Normally, to send pics to friends from a group outing or party, you'd have to track down everyone's email addresses or phone numbers and either blow up their inboxes with big photos, or blast them out a few at a time.
Since I have everyone's email addresses, I hope we'll stay in tough through this.
Make a list of everyone's birthday and address to send cards.
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