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I'm intrigued by your P.S. Mind expanding on why?

• ambicapter 8y ago
  Not OP but I think that may be a way of saying, in effect, if one person is being more polite than the other, then they might feel like they are being "more polite than necessary". So his P.S. is saying "please match my politeness level", or, possibly, "You are being impolite, compared to me. Fix that" in an oblique manner.
  • barkingcat 8y ago
    the wording is quite weird, since people can't really control other people's feelings so how am I to know that I've made them feel a certain way?
    • ambicapter 8y ago
      Continuing to play devil's advocate, I think implicit is the expectation that all parties know good manners when they see them, which could be yet another way of putting people down in that statement.
      • barkingcat 8y ago
        The people who are rude won't care.
        • PhantomGremlin 8y ago
          Based on the guy's name and the fact that he worked with Yandex, he's probably Eastern European, perhaps Russian. In other words, English is probably not his native language. So let's not overthink this.