<human>: Can you condense the text into a few key points?

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First of all, thank you to everyone who took the time to reply to my original post! The general consensus was that I had handled the situation well, or at least as best as I could have, given my situation and experience. Even those of you who thought I'd screwed up said so in a way that was sensitive and respectful. So thank yous all around!

Now, on to the update!

I mentioned in my original post that I had only sent one of these notifications to our CEO once before, and no one had said anything then. **When he replied to me that time, it was only one word: *"Thanks."* No salutation, no signature. Just that one word.** Understandable, he's a busy man. But this is very important for understanding what happened this time.

I got into work this morning and opening my email. Among my various other usual emails, I saw that the CEO had responded to my original notification email at about 7:30 pm last night (a Saturday!) He had kept intact the original list of people to be notified, so everyone who had seen my original message also saw his reply to me, including Janice. This time, it was three words, but I could feel the deliberateness of every one.

*musicmage4114,*

*Thanks.*

*Stanley*

So yeah, I think it's pretty clear where he stands on this whole business. I feel a million times better, since the CEO is clearly a *very* classy guy. My boss also saw his response and also told me that I'd done everything right, and not to worry about it.

So everything worked out okay! Thanks again to everyone who helped me stop freaking out!
<bot>: CEO sent a three-word email that cleared up the whole situation and put the nosy executive in her place. :)