Ehh. It’s hard for me to relate to low executive function, but you’re not wrong.
I think the key metric isn’t time to reply. The stakes matter- replying quickly to a meme is less important than, like, making plans. If someone isn’t responsive about if they want to go, then I probably don’t get a ticket for them, and they can’t come to the show with us. Sorry. You were busy.
And the quality is also important. I’ve got friends that will reply like a day or two later, but then we usually have a whole conversation.
If someone is replying every few days with “lol” tier responses, it’s going to feel like a waste of my time.
Ehh. It’s hard for me to relate to low executive function, but you’re not wrong.
I think the key metric isn’t time to reply. The stakes matter- replying quickly to a meme is less important than, like, making plans. If someone isn’t responsive about if they want to go, then I probably don’t get a ticket for them, and they can’t come to the show with us. Sorry. You were busy.
And the quality is also important. I’ve got friends that will reply like a day or two later, but then we usually have a whole conversation.
If someone is replying every few days with “lol” tier responses, it’s going to feel like a waste of my time.