dear fedi, post the way you greet people for me to rank on the formality/unhingedness alignment chart :3
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dear fedi, post the way you greet people for me to rank on the formality/unhingedness alignment chart :3
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dear fedi, post the way you greet people for me to rank on the formality/unhingedness alignment chart :3
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@0xDokki very unserious but neutral on the hingedness scale ^^
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@awoo "awa" :3
@theresnotime neither formal nor informal but probably more hinged than a "hello" ^^
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@wutchilli i'll add moin as another neutral but slightly more formal thing ^^
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A awoo@gts.apicrim.es shared this topic
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@awoo
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dear fedi, post the way you greet people for me to rank on the formality/unhingedness alignment chart :3
@awoo@gts.apicrim.es I like to "good morning" at all times of the day and generally disregard time as a factor in my greeting phrases, "goodnight" when leaving even if I'm not going to bed, etc
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@awoo
how on earth in grüß gott unhinged?@tthbaltazar it just is for me
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dear fedi, post the way you greet people for me to rank on the formality/unhingedness alignment chart :3
@awoo@gts.apicrim.es "greetings!"
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@awoo@gts.apicrim.es I like to "good morning" at all times of the day and generally disregard time as a factor in my greeting phrases, "goodnight" when leaving even if I'm not going to bed, etc
@sodiboo adding a distinction for good morning in this case then (adding both regular good morning and time-independent good morning)
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dear fedi, post the way you greet people for me to rank on the formality/unhingedness alignment chart :3
@awoo gentle greetings, citizen
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@awoo gentle greetings, citizen
@xyno formal, unhinged /pos
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dear fedi, post the way you greet people for me to rank on the formality/unhingedness alignment chart :3
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@awoo@gts.apicrim.es "greetings!"
@tay another true neutral!
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@awoo@gts.apicrim.es many ways
- wassup
- yoo
- ey
- salutations [noun]
- hello (overenthusiastic and said aggressively neurotypically)@root thing is, "salutations [noun]" depends on the noun used here lol
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@xyno formal, unhinged /pos
@awoo sometimes also "nabend" (especially before noon), "moin", "beep", an unhinged laugh, or "greetings, mortals"
mostly "gentle greetings, citizens" (or the German counterpart "sanfte Grüße, Bürger") though
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@awoo sometimes also "nabend" (especially before noon), "moin", "beep", an unhinged laugh, or "greetings, mortals"
mostly "gentle greetings, citizens" (or the German counterpart "sanfte Grüße, Bürger") though
@awoo mostly depends on which facettes of it the greeted knows
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@awoo mostly depends on which facettes of it the greeted knows
@xyno fair ^^
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dear fedi, post the way you greet people for me to rank on the formality/unhingedness alignment chart :3
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@sinnombre that's very hinged actually
