People who only type 'hi'

[LadyOnArooftop]

Do you think they may be just trying to help the slow readers on here? You know the type... Their lips move when they read, that's if they've ever read a book, I have my doubts. But i suppose all contributions should be welcomed. There's a dearth of forum threads. People! use it or lose it.

 

[Shak]

Hi!

 

[Moriarty]

Hello

 

[A_Son_of_God]

*nods at the crowd.

 

[LadyOnArooftop]

Hi!

Grrrrr! But a post is a post and all contributions are appreciated, especially from you, you gorgeous piece of loveliness.

 

[BasildonBond]

Do you think they may be just trying to help the slow readers on here? You know the type... Their lips move when they read, that's if they've ever read a book, I have my doubts. But i suppose all contributions should be welcomed. There's a dearth of forum threads. People! use it or lose it.

I know I digress. But I much preferred that avatar pic of you showin ya bum contemplating hurling yourself of a tall building. Many's the time I wanted to rescue you, but was far too busy tarting. May we have it back plaese? I'm sure at least 50% of the population would be over the moon.

 

[BasildonBond]

Yes, it's a bit scary this pic isn't it? I'll have a think about replacing it.

Yes, it reminds me far too much of my ex mother in law. I'd be eternally grateful

 

[Chip_TheViking]

It can be frustrating when someone only responds with "hi" in a chat conversation It can make the conversation feel one-sided or unengaging
It's always nice to have more substance in a conversation to keep it interesting and flowing... instead of a simple "hi," you could say something like, "Hey there, how are you today?" or "Good [morning/afternoon/evening], how's your day going thus far?"
these kinds of greetings show that you are interested in starting a conversation and can lead to more meaningful interactions, of you could say "How's your piles?".