The practical opportunity
Tap Tap Go’s product model includes interest-based networking and intended suggestions for relevant professional connections. Work from the information each person is comfortable having shared. Knowing why someone needs help does not make that personal context shareable.
Make the outcome reviewable
Before sharing, review three points: ask about introduction preferences; omit private reasons; confirm both recipients before sending. Ask yourself: Which details have both people agreed can travel with the introduction?
Hypothetical example
Imagine a user asking an assistant how to connect two people they know. In this hypothetical scene, the user introduces the professional topic without revealing a private circumstance mentioned separately.
Make it practical.
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