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originally posted by: bigfatfurrytexan
my 2 cents:
until the last year of my membership, I always thanked the mod for the applause. Mostly just to acknowledge their polite gesture towards me.
I got busy and missed a few, but for the most part I like to acknowledge things like that.
But I in no way want a thanks from anyone now. If you feel like it, go for it. But please don't feel compelled on my behalf.
originally posted by: skalla
I've never said a thanks for applause, I thought that it was in some way inappropriate, like
"the first rule of fight club is......"
I feel rude now, and not in a good way apologies are in order!
originally posted by: zazzafrazz
quite a few mods said they never thanked a mod before being staff if they got an applause!
originally posted by: Hefficide
You can absolutely message the staffer who applauded you to say "Thanks" - automessage be damned! Point of fact, it gives me a good feeling when members do so.
Here's to hoping I don't end up getting black bagged for rebelling against the automessage.
originally posted by: Hefficide
You can absolutely message the staffer who applauded you to say "Thanks" - automessage be damned! Point of fact, it gives me a good feeling when members do so.
Here's to hoping I don't end up getting black bagged for rebelling against the automessage.
originally posted by: Quantum_Squirrel
i have also wanted to say Ty on many occasions , but the Do not reply to this U2U. MSG thingy scared me and didn't want to bother the mods
but ty for the info i will def bother any that dare to applaud me in the future
Q
originally posted by: Hefficide
You can absolutely message the staffer who applauded you to say "Thanks" - automessage be damned! Point of fact, it gives me a good feeling when members do so.
Here's to hoping I don't end up getting black bagged for rebelling against the automessage.