I enjoy this article; however, I found one of the points that I don’t quite agree with. You state:

“Avoid e-mail correspondence with people you can talk to in person. Writing has to be one of the slowest and most inefficient forms of conversation known to man.”

I believe that writing can be a great tool to use in order to articulate things that you have a hard time saying in person. Personally, sometimes my dialogue gets sloppy if I get confused in the situation. Sometimes my all too charismatic personality makes the communication I want to achieve come across skewed.

I can sit down with either a pen in hand, or keyboard underneath my fingertips and thoughtfuly set out the conversation and pattern I want within.

It’s a wonderful tool, personally. Although, yes, it takes more time than a face to face conversation, the content usually tends to make up for it.

Thanks,
Nathan

Could you describe how/why it looks off? Everything is fine here in Firefox.

-Scott