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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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I worked at a call centre in Canada and there was some sort of loophole about saying you were calling "on behalf of" someone. So we were regularly told to say we were calling "on behalf of Siemens", "on behalf of HP", etc despite having absolutely nothing to do with these companies. Straight up saying "I'm calling from Siemens" was a big no-no though, would get immediately flagged.