Thanks, yes, there's a shared interest in the null response. I certainly think that in a conversational setting, a null response is meaningful: nothing means something. Online, it's harder to say: because there's no expectation that anyone will answer you online, it's possible that nothing can mean nothing.
Fascinating! Trognon units remind me of Warnock's Dilemma: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warnock%27s_dilemma
Thanks, yes, there's a shared interest in the null response. I certainly think that in a conversational setting, a null response is meaningful: nothing means something. Online, it's harder to say: because there's no expectation that anyone will answer you online, it's possible that nothing can mean nothing.