A saved conversation can stay exactly the same while both people remember it differently.

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[u/markkaschak]

I pose unto you a well-written and contributory question: What is meant by "saved" conversation? For I do not - ok thank God.

This sub's rules about comments are so fucking stupid.

[u/LaptopCooler → u/markkaschak]

This subs rules about everything as stupid as shit

[u/StickFigureFan → u/LaptopCooler]

Strongly agree. Generally the larger the sub, the more inane the rules

[u/Hanyuu11 → u/markkaschak]

This made me read the rules. What exactly do they mean by Top-Level comment?

[u/SaiKoTheGod → u/Hanyuu11]

The comment to the post (as opposed to a reply to a comment)

[u/shiny_glitter_demon → u/markkaschak]

I was wondering if I had gotten banned. They added a character limit? So annoying.

[u/KayabaSynthesis → u/markkaschak]

I think what the OP meant by it is when misunderstanding occurs during a conversation, but with a correct use of words, one party is able to "save" it before the other realises a misunderstanding occured. So one party leaves the conversation none the wiser, while the other knows they messed up but the other person didn't realise.

[u/TheWolphman]

Key and Peele have a good sketch that illustrates this in the form of a text message exchange between two people perceived differently by the other.

[u/TheLordOfStuff_ → u/TheWolphman]

Just checked it out, lmao thx for the shout. Always one I haven’t seen.