**BatElite, Inactive here** @BatElite@computerfairi.es · Feb 10, 2018, 10:44

**BatElite, Inactive here** @BatElite@computerfairi.es · Feb 10, 2018, 10:44

BatElite, Inactive here @BatElite@computerfairi.es

Feb 10, 2018, 10:44

BatElite, Inactive here @BatElite@computerfairi.es

Good morning by the way

**Terxbor (also Formedras) | The Eternal Pariah** @Terxbor@computerfairi.es · Feb 10, 2018, 10:47

**Terxbor (also Formedras) | The Eternal Pariah** @Terxbor@computerfairi.es · Feb 10, 2018, 10:47

Feb 10, 2018, 10:47

Terxbor (also Formedras) | The Eternal Pariah @Terxbor@computerfairi.es

@BatElite
Good morning, cutie. (Well, it's late, late night in my internal reckoning, 2:46 AM PST, though I'd still use the word "morning" anyway.)

**BatElite, Inactive here** @BatElite@computerfairi.es · Feb 10, 2018, 10:49

**BatElite, Inactive here** @BatElite@computerfairi.es · Feb 10, 2018, 10:49

Feb 10, 2018, 10:49

BatElite, Inactive here @BatElite@computerfairi.es

@Terxbor I generally use what the other person starts with, so I sometimes wish people good morning at five in the afternoon.

**Terxbor (also Formedras) | The Eternal Pariah** @Terxbor@computerfairi.es · 2018-02-10T10:52:41Z

Terxbor (also Formedras) | The Eternal Pariah @Terxbor@computerfairi.es

@BatElite My preference is depends on whether the conversation is real-time (or close to it) or not, as well as if I know the other person's time zone. If it's real-time, I prefer what is appropriate for their zone. If real-time returns false, or time zone returns null, then I use what is appropriate for the time at my location.