It is rude to call a person without emailing, texting or DMing first to let them know when you will probably call. (unless it is an emergency of dire urgency)

@futurebird I wouldn’t oppose it becoming a new norm, but as of now it isn’t a societal-wide one; even those of us who appreciate it don’t expect it as a baseline, especially from older generations or in a formal/business context like calls from my kids’ school. Similarly, at my job we have to call dozens of our clients a day for various reasons and no one I know is currently doing that, though we will use text *instead* of calls for simple requests when we can.

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@futurebird seems like a lot of people answering according to what they’d prefer/what *should* be the case. In that case, yes, let’s make it a more widespread thing.

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