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Explain the possible fit
A profile may make someone's work easy to share, but that does not mean every private conversation should be forwarded. In Dhawal Laheri's Tap Tap Go vision, connected identity can support introductions while preserving the human decision to take part. First describe the reason for the proposed connection without disclosing unnecessary details.
Ask before joining the conversation
Check whether each person welcomes the introduction and which contact route they prefer. Then provide a concise explanation of the common topic. Do not imply endorsement of every claim in a profile or promise that a collaboration will follow. A thoughtful introduction creates an opportunity for two people to assess relevance themselves rather than deciding the relationship for them.
Hypothetical scene
Hypothetically, a contact knows two people exploring similar communication challenges. They ask each whether an introduction would be useful, then share the agreed context and profile routes. The recipients can begin a conversation without being added unexpectedly to a group discussion.
Make it practical.
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