2544: Heart-Stopping Texts - Revision history

92.23.2.208: Undo revision 403592 by 2601:246:5580:1790:A44E:1C09:1D4B:6604 (talk) "ubiquitious" starts with a "yu-" sound, so doesn't need the "an".

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Undo revision 403592 by 2601:246:5580:1790:A44E:1C09:1D4B:6604 (talk) "ubiquitious" starts with a "yu-" sound, so doesn't need the "an".

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Reverted edits by Donald Trump (talk) to last revision by CRLF

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 ==Explanation==
-Text messages have become an ubiquitous form of communication in most countries, and have become a basic part of many people's everyday lives.  Conversations over text frequently jump straight to the purpose of the communication, without salutation or prelude.  Some texts, particularly when delivered without context, can carry implications that cause immediate anxiety.
+Text messages have become a ubiquitous form of communication in most countries, and have become a basic part of many people's everyday lives.  Conversations over text frequently jump straight to the purpose of the communication, without salutation or prelude.  Some texts, particularly when delivered without context, can carry implications that cause immediate anxiety.
 "Out of the blue" is an English expression meaning "to appear in a sudden and unexpected fashion". It's a shortened version of  "sudden as a bolt out of the Blue", referring to a bolt of lightning out of the clear, blue sky.  The implication is that something dramatic (and possibly dangerous) is has occurred without any warning signs, under circumstances where it wouldn't normally be expected.

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 ==Explanation==
-Text messages have become a ubiquitous form of communication in most countries, and have become a basic part of many people's everyday lives.  Conversations over text frequently jump straight to the purpose of the communication, without salutation or prelude.  Some texts, particularly when delivered without context, can carry implications that cause immediate anxiety.
+Text messages have become an ubiquitous form of communication in most countries, and have become a basic part of many people's everyday lives.  Conversations over text frequently jump straight to the purpose of the communication, without salutation or prelude.  Some texts, particularly when delivered without context, can carry implications that cause immediate anxiety.
 "Out of the blue" is an English expression meaning "to appear in a sudden and unexpected fashion". It's a shortened version of  "sudden as a bolt out of the Blue", referring to a bolt of lightning out of the clear, blue sky.  The implication is that something dramatic (and possibly dangerous) is has occurred without any warning signs, under circumstances where it wouldn't normally be expected.

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 | Implies that the recipient has made a public post (presumably on some social network, or via mass-text conversation) that was offensive or otherwise inappropriate to post publicly; so much so that the text sender is asking if they perhaps meant it to be forwarded to a more contained group or possibly not even revealed to anyone at all. This is a common occurrence as on many platforms it can be easy to accidentally post something with the wrong visibility or misclick something private into a media post.
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-| Is this your house?
+| Is this your house? <br/> cnn.com/2021/11/19/S...
 | {{w|CNN}} is a popular news outlet in the United States. This text implies that the recipient's house has for some reason been mentioned (or probably photographed) in a CNN article. This would mean that a newsworthy event has occurred there, or at least nearby. Many newsworthy events are upsetting, possibly dangerous (eg. a fire, a natural disaster, a violent crime, etc).  This might also imply a violation of privacy, as many people would not want to have a picture of their house on national news.

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 | Did you mean to post that to everyone?
-| Implies that the recipient has made a public post (presumably on some social network, or via mass-text conversation) that was offensive or otherwise inappropriate to post publicly; so much so that the text sender is asking if they perhaps meant it to be forwarded to a more contained group or possibly not even revealed to anyone at all. This is a common occurrence as on many platforms it can be easy to accidentally post something with the wrong visibility or mis-click something private into a media post.
+| Implies that the recipient has made a public post (presumably on some social network, or via mass-text conversation) that was offensive or otherwise inappropriate to post publicly; so much so that the text sender is asking if they perhaps meant it to be forwarded to a more contained group or possibly not even revealed to anyone at all. This is a common occurrence as on many platforms it can be easy to accidentally post something with the wrong visibility or misclick something private into a media post.
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 | Is this your house?