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  • at least from my perception, I see a very big difference between a whatsapp message saying

    no

    and a whatsapp message saying

    No.

    obviously not referring to when there is more than one sentence

  • I see a very big difference

    Genuinely struggling to understand the difference here.

    Does "No." mean "No. Fuck off and die."?

    Whereas "no" means "No, I'm alright thanks"?

  • yes, exactly that. It softens the message, it's IM etiquette. It can have the same function as an emoji basically.

    No problem with capital letters btw because phones tend to do that automatically, the period however is a conscious decision

    note I am talking about instant messaging, not forums. Obviously it doesn't come across the same way in this context

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