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No problem :) As I said in a parallel reply, people not knowing when they get a response improves the discussion quality here.

• warrenm 5y ago
  In your opinion not knowing when a response occurs improves "discussion quality" Objectively, it reduces the opportunity for "discussion" - since you don't know someone is actually having a "discussion" (or trying to have one) with you Whether that correlates to better or worse "quality" is highly debatable :)
  • cirrus3 5y ago
    From replies, it seems that most people prefer it that way, so I wouldn't say it is _highly_ debatable. It appears to be different from your preference and that's about all.
    • warrenm 5y ago
      >I wouldn't say it is _highly_ debatable It is highly debatable - that some people happen to think letting conversations die because they can't find when someone is trying to engage them is ... certainly a different way of interacting with the world than is normal