There are also people who don't know how to type multiline text. So, they type "hi", send it and immediately continue writing their actual message, possibly with multiple parts separated into several messages instead of single multiline message. So, they destruct their recipients by doing this, since one needs to wait until the whole message is written before starting answering it.

This is in English but it should really be in Turkish, Hindi, etc because there are cultures that do this 9/10 times, and cultures that do this 2/10 times.

Sure it's generational too.

But in some cultures it's not generational- people can't merely write a question without waiting for your "Hello" response, and then your "How are you, I'm fine thank you, and you?" response.

I used to get emails where the entire message was on the subject line. It's funny now when I think about it.

What wasn't funny was having my actual email submitted to chain letters or copied to all their contacts with every email they sent.

Training on the basics is a necessary good:-)

I must be the only person in the world who doesn't get annoyed by Hi

Seems you are familiar with https://nohello.net/en/ already

+1 that this should be localized. Great clean design btw!

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