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Another explanation: "no" responses require more information. If you are saying yes, then that's basically all you need to say. If you're saying no, you usual
by cakoose 7y ago
Another explanation: "no" responses require more information.
If you are saying yes, then that's basically all you need to say. If you're saying no, you usually also provide a reason, so you probably wouldn't use any of the short, generic "no" responses Gmail would come up with.
- dsl 7y agoThis was my initial reaction. Every time I use the suggested replies feature it is in the affirmative, because that is an easy response. No takes some wordsmithing I'd rather do myself.
- lozenge 7y agoAgreed, there are dozens of ways to say no, and choosing the right one for a particular email is a much more important choice than what phrase you use to say yes.