When emailing Prof. Weiss, it's important to do the following.

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The prompt presents a question about email etiquette when contacting Prof. Weiss and notes a single listed piece of information: 'Be brief.'

Because the answer_options list is empty, there are no multiple-choice choices to evaluate against one another. This means we cannot compare different proposed approaches (e.g., being concise, including context, using a clear subject line, or providing a signature) to determine which is correct.

In a typical multiple-choice setup, you would expect several distinct options describing appropriate email practices, such as:
- Being brief and to the point
- Including a clear subject line and a polite greeting
- Providing necessary context or purpose of the email
- Avoiding overly casual language or unnecessary attachments

With no alternatives provided, we can only comment on the one item shown. The statement 'Be brief.' aligns with common professional email conventions: it helps the recipient quickly grasp the purpose and reduces the chance of miscommunication. However, brevity should not come at the expense of essential elements like context, request, or courtesy.

If options were available, we would analyze each for compatibility with professional norms:
- An option suggesting 'Be brief' would be supported as good practice, especially in初 inbox etiquette.
- An option suggesting overly long emails or including irrelevant details would be criticized for reducing clarity.
- An option emphasizing a courteous tone with a clear subject line would be evaluated for completeness, not just brevity.

In summary, due to the absence of answer options, we cannot perform a full comparative analysis of choices. The single item 'Be brief.' is a reasonable component of professional email etiquette, but its standalone correctness cannot be conclusively determined without the rest of the options.

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When emailing Prof. Weiss, it's important to do the following.

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