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What if they didn’t give out email in the first place? What if they came back a few months later with “we’re good. Didn’t check email for a while. Can you use F
by signatoremo 3y ago
What if they didn’t give out email in the first place? What if they came back a few months later with “we’re good. Didn’t check email for a while. Can you use FB instead?”
The point is you shouldn’t dictate how someone you are interested in staying in touch to use certain tools.
- lapcat 3y ago> What if they didn’t give out email in the first place? Ask for it? > What if they came back a few months later with “we’re good. Didn’t check email for a while. Can you use FB instead?” I'm not going to play hypotheticals. You can imagine a possible worst case scenario for anything. Confront that problem if it occurs, but what if it doesn't occur? You seem to be arguing that someone shouldn't even bother trying to leave social media, because there's a small chance that something inconvenient might happen. It's fatalistic and defeatist.