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It's nice to see that I'm not the only one with that intention :) I have contacted just a few people (every two/three months) and sent them longer texts with s
by Narigo 7y ago
It's nice to see that I'm not the only one with that intention :)
I have contacted just a few people (every two/three months) and sent them longer texts with specific examples of why something they did or said had a positive impact on me. The channel does not matter to me, it depends on what kind of contact possibilities I have to that person. It's usually a really long compliment, which I let one or two persons, who know the one I'm writing to, proof-read. I want to make sure it conveys the genuine "thank you" and does not make me look like a stalker or trying to flirt.
Since I only got a ~33% response rate, I am unsure whether I should continue doing that - 66% of the people I've contacted probably see me as a weirdo...
- _Microft 7y agoDifferent point of view: they might think that your message warrants a proper answer instead of a one-liner and they have not gotten around to write it yet.