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Why "status" is important:
Person A has 20 contacts. They need something that 5 of them can help with. 2 of those 5 are currently "NOT BUSY". Send the question to the 2 that are available. Question gets answered sooner. Bingo.
Person A has 20 contacts, and needs Person B to answer a question. Person B is busy. Person A knows to expect an answer LATER, and sends the message anyway.
This is great for people with JOBS who are busy, and people who need to stay CONNECTED.
Why SMS is important:
Every human with a cell phone has the ability to send and receive them. Period. End of discussion.
Why Emojis are NOT important.
Children need cartoon horses in their messages. If I wanted a toy, I would have bought a freaking Gameboy. My phone is for talking to people. Things that let me know who is Busy and Available is HELPFUL. UBIQUITOUS messaging is HELPFUL. Sending me a message with an animated winking blob is how I know that you are a a moron, a child, or my significant other.
End of speech.
Person A has 20 contacts. They need something that 5 of them can help with. 2 of those 5 are currently "NOT BUSY". Send the question to the 2 that are available. Question gets answered sooner. Bingo.
Person A has 20 contacts, and needs Person B to answer a question. Person B is busy. Person A knows to expect an answer LATER, and sends the message anyway.
This is great for people with JOBS who are busy, and people who need to stay CONNECTED.
Why SMS is important:
Every human with a cell phone has the ability to send and receive them. Period. End of discussion.
Why Emojis are NOT important.
Children need cartoon horses in their messages. If I wanted a toy, I would have bought a freaking Gameboy. My phone is for talking to people. Things that let me know who is Busy and Available is HELPFUL. UBIQUITOUS messaging is HELPFUL. Sending me a message with an animated winking blob is how I know that you are a a moron, a child, or my significant other.
End of speech.