>I can't imagine I'm unique in that regard. You're not, I do basically the same thing. Personally I really wish read receipts hadn't caught on so much - they

>I can't imagine I'm unique in that regard. You're not, I do basically the same thing. Personally I really wish read receipts hadn't caught on so much - they were toxic in email and they're still toxic here. Delivery receipts are fine, they give you an indication that the message hasn't been lost in transit. But read receipts put too much pressure on the recipient for a quick response, because the other person knows they've already read the message.