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I do tell them i) whether it is on the roadmap ii) what would need to be done. The reason it bothers me because it sounds like an order to someone who is deliv
by naturalgradient 9y ago
I do tell them i) whether it is on the roadmap ii) what would need to be done.
The reason it bothers me because it sounds like an order to someone who is delivering a service for you, e.g. 'Can I have another drink? Thanks!'? That's not a 'thanks'.
- chrisper 9y agoThat's a good point. You got me convinced. There are better ways to deliver such a message!
- salvar 9y agoI do think that kind of non-thanks is very different from what the article is talking about though. One is asking you to do something, and the other isn't. The only thing they have in common is the literal word "Thanks".