# 10

Well i personally think that the difference between the actual email etiquette and the blog was that the etiquette was taken seriously because it was a major grade and it was going to affect your grade if you didnt do it. I mean blogs are important too, they count for a grade too but i dont know i also think we didnt take it all serious because it was like our third blog and we were like barely getting use to this whole blog thing. Another difference was that for the etiquette we had actually some time to think about, like we had steps to follow, we had rules we had go by their was just more things to do and plus i was writing an email to a teacher, unlike in blog number 3 i was writing to a friend and that was totally different. The reason of that is because when i write to a friend about a bad grade i can say anything i want, like for example i would be able to say that the teacher doesnt like me or the teacher has his or her favorites just things i wouldnt tell a teacher. Another difference is that i had help on my etiquette because i read it to my peers and they told me what was wrong with it and i also took it to the writing center and they also made some changes and as for the blog i just had to think something out of my head that i hate doing because im scared it may sound cheesy or just funky. When i did the blog i had no idea what i was doing but now i know how to write a letter to a teacher asking about a bad grade and ask them if they could reconsider it, this can be really helpful for the future i may need it some day.