The words in this message are to be interpreted as described in RFC 6919.
Here are some considerations for Faster-Than-Light Communication (see
RFC 6921).
* Bring value when you send a message. Do not seek value.
Value-seeking questions such as, "What are you doing tonight?" make people
sound too needy and also fail to inspire any emotion in the person whom
they are communicating with.
* Avoid sending too many messages.
This is meant to keep someone who is interested in a person from sounding
too desperate or like they have no reason to live other than to
send messages.
* Keep it simple, stupid.
The whole point of communicating with a person is to make the
person get the
point without being long-winded, which can be boring.
Regards,
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