IRC Etiquettes



Your intro?



This is absolutely the wrong way to start off a conversation. You're dumb. You don't start a conversation with 'your intro?' and it's absolutely rude.



And even worst... others start it off with,



What are you seeking?



They wanted to act fast and to see if what they were seeking matched with theirs. Trying to be brilliant; skipping the introduction part and plunging into the 'what you seeking' part wont score you any points. Basically, they won't have to waste precious time if what they were seeking for did not tally up with the other party...



RUDE RUDE RUDE...



You should start the conversation by saying,



'Hello', 'Good day' etc...



And then...



'How are you?'



Being polite will EARN you bonus points as for the other chatter may have the mindset of thinking that you're a very POLITE and NICE person. Thus, he/she will continue having the conversation with you.



Amid of the conversation, THEN, you'll start asking for INTRODUCTION...



BUT...



since you're the one who started off the conversation, YOU SHOULD be the one introducing yourself first. It's not appropriate to asked the other party for her/his introduction FIRST for he/she may think that you're a RUDE person.



And do not ask SENSITIVE questions such as,



'Have you had sex before?'



'Are you a virgin?'



For sure you will know that he/she wants to have sex with you or MAYBE if you're the dumb one telling him/her you're a virgin, you have just brigthened up their day!



'Wow, I'm talking to a VIRGIN, her pussy/ his ass must still be FRESH! I JUST LOVE VIRGINS... I SHALL be the first one to take her/his virginity away! Yahooo..'







Now, do you get what I mean? Nasty, isn't it?





And some people even thought of exchanging contact numbers after a few lines?







NO!







You don't even know the person well and you could even think of exchanging contacts? DESPERATE is THE word to describe these kind of people. YOU DO NOT EVEN NEED TO THINK TWICE - THEY"RE PERVERT YEARNING FOR SEX. So just forget it. MOVE ON!



Chat with him/her for more than just a few lines and then you may CONSIDER exchanging E-MAIL ADDRESS or MSN ADDRESS. Chat with him/her for a few more times and if you think you already know the person good enough, THEN exchange your CONTACTS with the other party...



That seems fair!!!



Signing off,

Shah Rizal Isaac