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"No hello" implies that people shouldn't be friendly at all, and comes across as rude. The concept simply needs a more descriptive name to be accepted. It's no
by tgsovlerkhgsel 3y ago
"No hello" implies that people shouldn't be friendly at all, and comes across as rude.
The concept simply needs a more descriptive name to be accepted. It's not about not saying hello. It's about including the actual request in the first message, usually after the hello.