DSBPI Tech Team has been burning the midnight oil and wonders why email software like Microsoft Outlook does not have the following feature: After you click "Send" a window should pop and say "Are you sure you want to send this email?" If you click "Yes" the email is sent, if you click "No" you go back to editing. With all the damage that email has done to careers (Chung is King, this Skadden summer dude) we think that a moment to confirm your desire to "Reply to All" is warranted.

Another possibility is that after you send an email, it is stored for 15 minutes (adjustable) before sending and can be recalled during that time period. You can set up a filter to say: for emails where I "Reply to All" reserve for X minutes; for emails with the following words (you define) hold for X minutes; for emails to the boss, etc.

Perhaps the DSBPI will incubate a software company that will design such a program. Perhaps it will be called, Over The Line Systems.