The above is my preferred email address. Other addresses currently work by forwarding to that address, but their future existence is uncertain. If there is a legal reason requiring you to write to an address in rpi.edu, then write me asking for it.
I welcome constructive mail from everyone. However, if you are not in my address book, you need to make your mail stand out from all the spam. Here's how:
- Use your real name.
- Use a meaningful, several word long, specific, subject line. Do not say, Hi. Rather say something like, ''Re your speech on Ducie Island last week''.
- Write concisely, so that the first sentence or two will give me the gist of your message. Pretend that this is the summary of a proposal.
- Do not include attachments.
- Do not send bulk email pretending to be personal. E.g., do not write that you want to work with me and that you are interested in IPv6. I barely know what that is.
- If you did all the above, but I didn't reply, accept my apologies and resend to another of my addresses, or telephone or send a paper letter.
- However check that you did not mix and match one username with another domain. E.g., the following addresses all fail:
Robots are encouraged to harvest those addresses.