Often, that's not even being extroverted, that's being lazy and valuing your time more than anyone else's. If I had a penny for every time I say "please check

Often, that's not even being extroverted, that's being lazy and valuing your time more than anyone else's. If I had a penny for every time I say "please check the channel topic and link bar it's in there" I could quit work. The worst of all is people who ask extremely obvious questions. If you use GitHub Enterprise with SAML, you need to "authorize" every PAT and SSH key you use to pull enterprise repos. If you don't, GitHub will even tell you right on the command line that you need to do this and adds a link to authorize that particular credential. And yet not a month goes by that someone will paste the full message with the link to their solution and complain that their GitHub account doesn't work. Preferably with a team mention so you pull everyone out of focus because you were too lazy to actually read the error message. I really wish some tools like Slack put more work into enabling and, to some degree, enforcing asyncronous communication.