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I immediately felt the same way and though NLRN - no long reply needed - or something along those lines might be more polite. Good idea though!
by minikomi 14y ago
I immediately felt the same way and though NLRN - no long reply needed - or something along those lines might be more polite. Good idea though!
- antonyme 14y agoAha! I've been trying to introduce people to the abbreviation "NRN - No Reply Needed" for text messages. It seems such a waste for someone to just text back with a reply of "ok" and pay 25c or whatever for the privilege when you don't really need to know they received it. These 3 characters at the end of a message could save a great deal over time.