Question for everyone...
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Question for everyone...
I'm just curious (and bored). Does it bother you when you email or message someone to welcome them to the community or just to give compliments about how nice their cel gallery is only to receive no reply from them?
Personally, I would like a reply this way I know my message had been received and they would know that someone cared enough to give greetings and compliments. Am I wrong to feel this way?
Personally, I would like a reply this way I know my message had been received and they would know that someone cared enough to give greetings and compliments. Am I wrong to feel this way?
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Yep, I agree with everyone else. An e-mail takes so little time to send that there is no excuse for not answering one. I make a point of always sending a return e-mail whenever people contact me about my gallery.
What really irritates me is when people ask if I'd be open to offers on a particular item, I e-mail them "yes"...and then never hear from them again. You'd think that if they wanted the item, they would at least tell me what they were offering!
What really irritates me is when people ask if I'd be open to offers on a particular item, I e-mail them "yes"...and then never hear from them again. You'd think that if they wanted the item, they would at least tell me what they were offering!
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Indeed Harry!
I do the same. I love receiving compliments about my gallery and when I was a newbie here I had a very warm welcome from everyone. It's great making friends from all over the world who have the same interests as I do and I love keeping in touch with them. Maybe when I randomly email someone new I scare them away? 
I know what everyone means about that. I've had offers with no replies to my replies. It's so annoying to be left hanging.


I know what everyone means about that. I've had offers with no replies to my replies. It's so annoying to be left hanging.

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I have to sift through a couple hundred pieces of junk email every day and often do not see my inbox for a day or two, so it is very easy for me to miss something. Sometimes I am so fed up with it I don't answer or answer a few days late. I know courtesy is the ting, but it doesn't always work out. 

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A polite response back is not too much to expect...
but you do have to remeber that there are procrastinators like me who have it in thier heads to respond back...but put it off til doomsday. (really, I'm probably the worst at writting people back, let's just blame that on general laziness). But then that's an inside issue, and probably why my friends want to ring my neck
Overall I'd say it's not too much to ask, and not that much trouble, and it is nice to get a response when you did take the time to write. (....and yet still...my own habits will probably never change...
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Agh! Nooo! Wendychan, you're not the worst at writing people back! I won't let that one pass!crackpot27 wrote:but you do have to remeber that there are procrastinators like me who have it in thier heads to respond back...but put it off til doomsday. (really, I'm probably the worst at writting people back, let's just blame that on general laziness).


Anyway, back to the main topic. I agree with Glorff. I get a lot of junk mail which is so hard to move through, and sometimes I miss things.

However, with PMs, I tend to reply to every PM ('cos there's no junk mail, whoot!


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And. OK I will put it there.

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