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The book was brought up during a discussion of digital etiquette, where the host highlighted the generational divide over using periods at the end of text messages. He noted that older or more traditional users tend to add periods, which younger people view as overly final, and suggested listeners pick up the title for insight. The commentary framed the work as a useful guide to modern online behavior.
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The book was mentioned in the context of digital etiquette, specifically discussing how younger generations view using periods at the end of text messages as overly hostile.
digital culture journalist Victoria Turk in her book kill reply all it's a book on digital etiquette so you go pick that up said only old people or troubled souls put periods at the end of every sentence
The younger generations consider the act of sending a text a sufficient signifier of a complete thought Turk wrote making periods feel unnecessary and overly final