I think we all learned from Hillary Clinton!

Probably not. LOL

Debbie --- have you been talking to Director Cromie again?   I told you before it's a pizza place -- nothing more....

Some of the best advice I ever received was to live as though everyone is watching all the time.  Sometimes I forget, but in general it seems quite wise.

Someone else, a good friend since passed on, had a disability and used to mention her "lovely legs".  They were actually deformed from a knee operation gone wrong on both legs.  From this, I learned to refer to trouble-makers as "the lovely Mrs. So-and-so" and it gives me the pleasure of venting in a quiet way as needed.  In general though, leaving out all sorts of detail is a very good idea.

      Anything in writing, including emails and texts, is strictly business.  Aside from the possibility of being hacked, what if they were used as testimony in a court case, or in a disciplinary hearing before the Real Estate Commission?

Debbie,

We are super careful with clients and friends.  People are SO easily offended these days...A

Nver put into writing what would cause you pain, even trashing someone. if you have to do it do it orally.

Nope!

Best to avoid writing that type of thing, not good to voice it either.

No. I don't say anything in emails or texts to clients that would be embarrassing.

Debbie Reynolds - thank God - I stay away from anything personal in my emails.

NOPE!

Nope.

No and we should all keep this in mind.

I am quite aware anything I say or do online or on my phone could go anywhere at anytime and even outlive me.  

I don't believe so. I am pretty careful.

no.... they all reflect the real me as everyone knows!!! that's scary....but it is what it is....

No, I have been very careful with that Debbie Reynolds 

No. 

I'm generally very careful about what I put in writing. 

All my stuff is so reality based that it may shock people to wake-up

not on this side

No I'm now a republican :)

Not a thing.

99.4% of the time, no problem. Nobody is perfect!

Debbie Reynolds I don't think so. Keeping everything on a professional should not be an embarrassment.

Of course. I shared one such event right here on active rain. Completely illegal in the arena of anti-hacking measures.

Client information is anonymous meaning much more effect will be needed to connect the record to a citizen.

Not that I know of. I am very careful about what I put in emails, texts, and voice mails.

No.  Anything I put in writing could at sometime be subpoenaed. I always write my emails with this thought in my head.

My father always taught me that behaving as though you live in a glass house and The Golden Rule go hand-in-hand!   So, no, Debbie Reynolds - what you see is what you get!

Nope. What you see is what you get.

No

No.

Can't think of any.

Absolutely not!

No.

You can read my emails all you want. That is if you can stay awake long enough. I have thought to invest in a private server, just in case. 

I was taught the same as Carol Wilson .  Always communicate like your clients are watching over your shoulder.

Probably a little something when one of them makes a comment about another party.