I'm a huge fan of "whole messages". I fondly recall a situation while at a startup, with a room full of engineers.. we were all in a slack channel, and a contr

I'm a huge fan of "whole messages". I fondly recall a situation while at a startup, with a room full of engineers.. we were all in a slack channel, and a contractor working on an infrastructure project began asking a question... in parts... I almost died, watching several people in the office watching the slack channel, waiting for the next part of his question, seeing the contractor was "typing" and literally just waiting for him to press enter... a sentence at a time. Their inability to form a complete though before sending the message, literally interrupted several engineers focus and had them waiting for the whole message. Rude.