GET IN AND GET OUT A friend and former Twitter employee told me his rule of thumb for dealing with lots of e-mail: Reply fast, archive freely.
Things to keep in mind while replying to sarcasm would be found in the following steps: Do's: Reply fast.
To date, Tumblr, if anything, has downplayed its social components, leading third parties like Missing E and XKit to fill in the blanks with more tools for connecting users through things like "post crushes," automatic replies, faster replies, better user profiles and much more.
The person who replies fastest gets it.
"Every day," one marine said, replying fast, as if he had wanted to answer the question before even hearing it.
He writes back to Andy, "Shit im sorry do u think i should send her $ for a rental?" Andy's reply comes faster than Scott would have guessed it was possible to type on a touch-screen keypad: "FUCK YOU DON'T EVER EVEN THINK HER NAME EVER AGAIN YOU FUCK".
Even before you weigh the quality of those replies, though, you're bound to notice that the app shoots back replies far faster than any human could type.
Her reply is fast, honest and far more thoughtful than I had expected.
I said quietly to him, 'My son Nicholas died of an overdose of heroin.' His reply was fast.
An example is when asked to give answers to questions under strict time constraints, and to reply as fast as possible.
