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1. academic.oup.com › jcmc › articleEmail Flaming Behaviors and Organizational Conflict

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   Oct 1, 2007 · The occurrence of flaming in organizations is linked to a diverse set of triggers, such as the informality of the communication medium, the absence of a buffering “time lag” that might moderate response, and a lack of nonverbal feedback that might moderate and augment the interpretation.

   • Author: Anna K. Turnage

   • Publish Year: 2007

2. www.linkedin.com › pulse › flaming-emails-why-emailFlaming emails: Why email causes misunderstanding, rage and ...

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   Oct 31, 2017 · So if you're caught in flaming cycle, what can you do? Back away from the keyboard. The first thing is to resist the temptation to respond to flaming emails immediately.

3. martinlea.com › contributed-flaming-computerFlaming in email and computer-mediated communication – Dr ...

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   Flaming in computer-mediated communication: Observations, explanations, implications. The notion that ‘uninhibited behaviour’ is associated with communicating via computer has gained a great deal of attention. One manifestation, ‘flaming’ (the hostile expression of strong emotions and feelings) has been widely reported in the research ...

4. www.thehrdigest.com › dont-fight-fire-with-fireDon’t Fight Fire with Fire—Respond to a Flaming Email Calmly

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   Oct 6, 2023 · Step 1: Stay Calm. Calming yourself down is an important precursor to responding to a flaming email. Encountering flaming in communication with anyone in your life requires a level head, where you are able to rationally plan your course of action instead of emotionally reacting.

   • Author: Ava Martinez

5. www.communicationtheory.org › the-7cs-of-effectiveThe 7 C’s of Effective Communication – Explained with Examples

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   The 7 C’s of effective communication is an excellent strategy formulated by Scott Cutlip and Allen Center in the year 1952 in his book “Effective public relations”. This includes Completeness, Correctness, Conciseness, Courtesy, Clarity, Consideration, Concreteness.

6. www.businessemailetiquette.com › flaming-emailsWhat to Do About Angry Business Emailers (Flamers)

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   Aug 28, 2020 · Being “flamed” describes the type of emails you could expect to receive, pointing out the error of your ways. When used as a verb, “Flaming” is online slang for when an onliner “sends an angry, critical, or disparaging email.”.

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   What causes flaming in organizations?

   • The occurrence of flaming in organizations is linked to a diverse set of triggers, such as the informality of the communication medium, the absence of a buffering “time lag” that might moderate response, and a lack of nonverbal feedback that might moderate and augment the interpretation.

   Email Flaming Behaviors and Organizational Conflict

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   Are You Flaming in a business email?

   • Let the flame wars begin! This year has taken “flaming” to a whole new level. It is almost like, even in business emails, there are no rules. You can type, accuse, make any statement you like without accountability. Regardless of the facts or feelings of the person on the other side.

   Business Email Flamers - Business Email Etiquette

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   Why do people send flaming emails?

   • There are many reasons why someone might elect to send a flame email. For some, it can act as an easy form of confrontation that is depersonalized so they do not have to filter their words. Others might use it as a way to make their point heard, never expecting the receiver to respond to a flaming email.

   Don’t Fight Fire with Fire—Respond to a Flaming Email Calmly

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   How do you respond to a flaming email?

   • The first thing is to resist the temptation to respond to flaming emails immediately. Use that emotional energy for something else: try getting some exercise or going for a walk. It's rarely important that you respond to the email immediately. If the email needs a response now, think about using another method of communication.

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   What does it mean to be flamed?

   • Being “flamed” described the type of emails you could expect to receive pointing out the error of your ways. When used as a verb, “Flaming” is online slang used to describe when an onliner “sends an angry, critical, or disparaging email”. Back then, you were flamed for what today would be considered benign issues.

   Business Email Flamers - Business Email Etiquette

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   What makes a message a flaming message?

   • In addition to the adjectives used to describe flaming, certain visual, typographic attributes of messages can also lead receivers to perceive a message as a flame. Extejt (1998), in an article on email etiquette in the business arena, warns against using all capital letters in any context, noting that it is “the equivalent of screaming” (p. 63).

   Email Flaming Behaviors and Organizational Conflict

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8. www.researchgate.net › publication › 249689304_ReReconceptualiting ‘Flaming’ and Other Problematic Messages

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   Researchers examining ‘flaming’ - defined as hostile and aggressive interactions via text-based computer mediated-communication - have proposed theoretical frameworks to explain possible...