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Elevator Etiquette  

Stand back from the door ...
... as it arrives, or if you are going to the top floor.

While waiting to board, stand AWAY form the door opening. DO NOT board the car unless you are sure no one is getting off on your floor. If there is someone exiting, allow them to clear the door before attempting to board.

You should stand as close to a wall as possible. Consider your destination floor and stand near the back if you are going to a high floor.

There ... now I feel better ...

Posted by The Denizen @  2/11/2007 09:27:00 pm }
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