#rejection emails

[fmabfanzine-blog]

All Emails Have Been Sent

At this time, all emails have been sent! We encourage everyone to check their emails and if you did not receive an email, please check your junk mailbox first. If you still haven’t received an email, please send us an Ask or an email at [email protected] with your username on the application and the email you submitted. We will confirm whether we received an application under that name and email, and if we did, what the verdict was on your application.

Again, thank you for the applications and now stay tuned over the coming weeks for the announcement of our participants!

[disney-bnha-zine-blog]

Regarding to Information about Scores

Hello everyone! I hope you all are having a great day. This post will be regarding to artists/merch artists who are interested in learning about their scores for their particular application. I would like to inform you all that we are receiving all of your emails and all of your personal messages. We are keeping track of everyone’s request and we will return back to you as soon as we can. Our current top priority is announcing our writers. Once that is done, we will be reaching back to each one of your requests and we will provide our input! Please do not fear if you haven’t gotten a respond yet. You will. So, you do not have to worry about it. Thank you all!

[shesjustalover]

i broke my phone so i had to read rejection emails from part time jobs on my Fitbit for 2 days before my new one came💔

[radioactivepeasant]

Well, my Scifi short story submission to a certain anthology was rejected

Oh well. Now I can actually extend the plot to make more sense without having to worry about word limit. ...er....after NaNoWriMo, that is.

[teacupdarkling]

I can't do the rejection emails anymore. I hate this gutted feeling so damn much.

[helgaisajournalist-blog]

The bottomline is, these notifications go to people and they're people you're likely to encounter again. If you treat it like a form email, you might then sever that relationship because the person is too annoyed to ever deal with you again. If you treat it as an invitation to stay in touch with this person, chances are next time your CFP or hiring window opens up, you'll see a lot of familiar folks who you're so glad to hear from again.

Erika Owens, 5 steps to writing a thoughtful rejection email