On 2/13/2012 11:40 PM, John Coryat wrote:
When someone I don't know communicates with me in "text speech" (or
whatever it's called), I think of them as sloppy and disrespectful. If
someone can't take the time to type out the actual words and form them
into complete sentences, then how can I possibly think otherwise?
I'm probably just an old geezer with old fashioned ideas of etiquette.
Having an app that is particularly popular among the 13-17 set, I can
say that nearly 30-40% of the messages I receive are in full on "text
speech", though the rest make an effort.
Whether this means that the standard will change over time, I don't
know. But what I do know is that those customers ARE in my target
market, considering that I make a lot of money off of ads.
Tim
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