Shifting to new account due to 2 injustice and unacceptable warnings warnings

[catwriter]

Hahaha, he’s just referring to you as brother, it doesn’t mean anything. 😂

Hahaha, he’s just referring to you as brother, it doesn’t mean anything. 😂

If it’s meaningless, why so many insist on doing it?

[rana4944]

😂
I started the real issue of brother.

[aarontgladiator]

Hahaha, this post made me laugh so hard. It just seems that all gig topics end up changing into something else in the end. 😂 Anyways, so to end this matter here:

1. For the Indians: Calling someone as brother or sister is considered disrespectful because you claim to be close to them.
2. For everyone else: All of us Indians apologize. Some of us Indians have a habit of calling brother and not all of us have talked to people outside of our country, so not all of us know about all the differences.
   Thank you!

[blavaro]

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[aarontgladiator]

Free “Fiverr Interculture Course” might help both Sellers and Buyers to understand each other, right?

I have just made official Course Suggestion on Fiverr site.

There’s something like that? I didn’t know. Good to know!

[coerdelion]

No there isn’t. @blavaro was suggesting there should be …

[jake_hopkins]

There’s something like that? I didn’t know. Good to know!

Did you not read the word ‘suggestion’?

[Guest humanissocial]

It’s weird to me how, despite being told not to call people brother, dear, ma’am, etc. and told the consequences of doing so, they insist.

Because it’s a custom among 1 billion people?

Because it’s a custom among 1 billion people?

No, because if people want sales maybe they should listen to people who… make sales?

If people want to do business in the west, maybe they shouldn’t do things that people in the west dislike and regard with suspicion?

My pointing out why it’s counter-productive to ignore advice and requests for respect shouldn’t suggest to you that I’m unaware of the prevalence of that custom.