I’m sorry if my response came across as pedantic. It wasn’t my intention to “win” anything, i only wanted to introduce some nuance into this discussion and bring up a few additional things to think about.
Its just the difference between how you talk to your own friends or close coworkers and how you’d talk when you’re around somebody else’s friends or a different set of workers. Being a bit more polite, more clear in communicating a bit more thoughtful about how comments might be (mis)understood to reduce potential friction between two different social groups.
Okay… fine… you win with your pedantry.
/s
I’m sorry if my response came across as pedantic. It wasn’t my intention to “win” anything, i only wanted to introduce some nuance into this discussion and bring up a few additional things to think about.
Shit… forgot I wasn’t commenting on hexbear. No worries. I appreciate the extra information.
I should have added a /s at the end. I’ve been getting really lazy about checking what instances I’m interacting and code switching appropriately.
Are we too serious on lemmygrad compared to hexbear?
Oh no.
Its just the difference between how you talk to your own friends or close coworkers and how you’d talk when you’re around somebody else’s friends or a different set of workers. Being a bit more polite, more clear in communicating a bit more thoughtful about how comments might be (mis)understood to reduce potential friction between two different social groups.