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I find the concept repulsive. I'd put it in a nicer way but I can't think of a lighter word that'd fit if I found out one of my friends or loved one was doing t
by ad404b8a372f2b9 5y ago
I find the concept repulsive. I'd put it in a nicer way but I can't think of a lighter word that'd fit if I found out one of my friends or loved one was doing that to me.
It seems your girlfriend took it well and it brought you closer to your dad so I'm glad it's worked out well and I can certainly see the appeal as someone who spends a lot of time at work and has trouble keeping up with people. But I think it should require some human interaction, as in either automate notifications telling the user to message one of his contacts, or automate messages but make it so the user has to press send. That's the minimum amount of interaction that I personally feel is necessary to not cheat on the emotional/societal contract that a message to a friend/lover represents.
- binkHN 5y agoI respect your opinion. By default, the app will not take any action and largely act as a helpful reminder, and I highly recommend this type of use.
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- galfarragem 5y agoTo corroborate your opinion I _despise_ automated birthday greetings. I believe many feel the same.