A poorly written buffer
A) shows appreciation or empathy to the audience.
B) may mislead the reader into thinking good news follows.
C) is specifically related to the topic of the message.
D) opens your message in a neutral manner.

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A poorly written buffer may mislead the reader into thinking good news follows, but it may not necessarily show appreciation or empathy to the audience, be specifically related to the topic of the message, or open the message in a neutral manner.

A Poorly Written Buffer