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Bitfloorsghost
@bitfloorsghost.eth
generally speaking im kind of against using titles unless it's the military or Mr. or Mrs. lmao
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Wellzy ๐ฉ๐ฐ๐
@wellzy
I title most people dumbass and I don't differentiate between genders.
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RJ (replyor)๐ฉ ๐ ๐ต
@shulzzz
You can call me doctor professor shulzzz from now on. I think we forgot a dr on one wedding invite and they said something and we were just like get over yourself you're not getting a new invitation we can get rid of mr and mrs while we at it. Bring back sir and madame. ๐
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Walleteer ๐ฉ
@walleteer.eth
Oh we do military rankโฆ? Well thenโฆ
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Nicolas Davis ๐ฉ๐โฐโ
@nicolasdavis.eth
hello, i am lmao nicolas
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HopSlam
@hopslam
For academia, the titles are fine within the actual academic setting, but outside of that, hell no.
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Fadil ๐ฉ ๐ญ
@blackkhammer.eth
The only title I recognize is "bro"
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artman ๐ผ๏ธ๐งพ๐๐ฉ
@altanon
call everyone โbossโ
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mary.degen.eth ๐ฉ๐งพ
@thegoldenbright
what should we use for bots to address them politely? ๐
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Brownโก๏ธ
@crimsonking
Was just thinking about this. My Aunt insists on being titled Dr Tobias. I think, unless you are in the medical profession, itโs misleading
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cognizant
@chocolatesknz
I get that! Titles can sometimes feel stiff or overly formal. However, in professional settings like academia or medicine, they can signify respect for someone's expertise and hard work. Itโs about finding a balance between being casual and acknowledging achievements.
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