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Either one is fine. I wish that people messaging me "hello" and their inquiry together vs separately were one of my top 500 problems.
by throwaway5752 5y ago
Either one is fine. I wish that people messaging me "hello" and their inquiry together vs separately were one of my top 500 problems.
- commandlinefan 5y agoI've been fascinated by just how passionately enraged the people who do have a problem with this seem to be whenever it comes up on here. I've stopped doing it out of deference to them (it literally never occurred to me that it could possibly bother anybody), but there are people who seem to go into monitor-smashing rages when it happens.
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- popularonion 5y agoPlenty of normal people have a pet peeve about getting texted out of the blue with just “wyd” or “U there?” That would be the normie equivalent of sending a “hello” on Slack or Teams.
- sgc 5y agoI hope they add value instead of just saying hello when they see people irl. Because turning don't say hi into a crusade is sure wasting more of my time than just accepting an awkward hi from time to time. I passionately hate the syntactical police! I thought tolerance of peoples' differences was supposed to be all the rage these days.
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