Dear Miss Manners: My cousins would rather fact-check me than chat

Dear Miss Manners: A cousin and his wife, who are close to me, have an annoying habit of click-clicking on their phones while ...

Miss Manners: My online photo ban draws a confounded response

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Miss Manners: Is it rude when friends post my photo online when I’ve asked them not to?

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Miss Manners: I don’t want my life - in words nor photos - posted online

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Miss Manners: Conversation should be a two-way street. ‘I find myself bored and just want to leave’

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East Bay Times

Miss Manners: I was attacked online, and my wife’s family refused to take my side

DEAR MISS MANNERS: Some time ago, one of my wife’s nephews (a grown man in his 40s) came across an opinion I had written in a digital publication. Miss Manners: I say it’s OK to ignore a knock at the ...
NJ.com

Miss Manners: My online exercise instructor greets the men as ‘Mr.’ and me by my first name ... it’s irritating

DEAR MISS MANNERS: I participate in a regular online exercise class, in which all the clients are veterans -- and mostly men. I am usually the only woman in the group. Participants generally sign on ...
Alaska Dispatch News

Miss Manners: Online fundraising after a death seems tacky to me

DEAR MISS MANNERS: I would appreciate knowing your perspective on the ubiquity of online donation requests following a death. These opportunists are rarely the directly bereaved, but rather an ...