No Regerts.
Before sending out a feedback request using speak to text, luckily I proofread it because what I meant to say was, "Please thank your clients for showing the property." Instead it replaced the word clients with clowns!
Can you imagine what the receiver would have thought had I not caught that?!
Communications, whether sent through text messages or emails, must be correct and to the point to avoid any misunderstandings. Otherwise, they might be one unintentional word, letter or comma away from disaster!
Am naturally a spell checker and it pains me to make a mistake! And yes, it does happen.
Also, incorrect punctuation can easily get a reader's attention, as in the case of the phrase, "Let's eat, grandma!" Without the well-placed comma, it says, "Let's eat grandma!" No one wants that to happen because she spoils the grandkids, bakes cookies and makes delicious homemade meals!
Social media is a fantastic platform to quickly get a message relayed, to continue a conversation or spark a response. Ensure the comment you wish to send is intended, rather than something that can create a questionable atmosphere of distrust or outright shock.
Another version of trust but verify, often. While cannibalism is allowed in some parts of the world, I would truly regret having to explain grandma's sudden absence!
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