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If the context is informal or professional, and then use good judgment for that. If you know that someone well and it is a personal and informal communication, then absolutely you have to use abbreviations. On the flip side, if you are just starting a friendship or professional relationship, then avoid abbreviations until you have developed a relationship rapport as well.
If you are messaging in a professional context with someone at work, or with a customer or vendor outside your company. Then avoid abbreviations altogether. Spelling out full words shows professionalism and courtesy actually.
It is much smarter to err on the side of being too professional at first, and then relax your communication over time organically as well. Alright, That was all Folks! Kill Myself. Laughing To Myself. Laughing Quietly To Myself. Laughing Silently To Myself. Laughing To Myself Quietly.
Me Myself and I. Smiling Quietly To Myself. Other terms relating to 'laughing':. Laughing Big Smile. Actually Laughing Out Loud. Bust A Gut Laughing. Can't Breathe Laughing Too Hard. Can't stop laughing. Dying On Floor Laughing.
Falling Off Chair Laughing. Falling On Floor Laughing. Falling Off My Chair Laughing. Heart Attack From Laughing. Laughing A Little Bit.
Laughing At The Moment. Laughing At You. Laughing My Butt Off. Laughing But Serious Pounds weight. Laughing But Very Serious. Laughing Hella Hard. Never use periods dots between your acronym letters; it would defeat the purpose of being a shortcut. When tempted to use jargon in messages, evaluate who your audience is, if the context is informal or professional, and then use good judgment.
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