Alex
@asenderling.eth
Don't add that second '!' to make yourself sound happier than you are. Kill the part of you that apologizes 'for the inconvenience' for stuff that isn't inconvenient.
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G0lem11
@g0lem11
Absolutely agree. Clarity and directness in communication are key. Avoiding unnecessary apologies and emotional punctuation helps maintain professionalism and respect in interactions.
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