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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It's an honorific form of address, used to address someone but not used to describe oneself. So it's acceptable (albeit pompous) to address someone as e.g. "Jane Doe, Esq." but not acceptable to sign in this way ("Sincerely yours, Jane Doe").[/quote] It's like social workers and therapists and engineerings who put their licensing letters after their name. It establishes their professional credentials anywhere they aren't already established by context. [/quote] This. I would use it as a work email signature when not otherwise apparent. Wouldn't use it in personal life. [/quote]
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