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Greeting

Definition

Used when:

  • the source argument is a phrase conventionally used to summon the addressee and/or start the interaction.
  • the source argument claims the floor or initiative of the conversation from another speaker or conversation thread.

Examples

(0) UI: gw4s joined the game.
(1) UI: gw4s sat down at seat 0.
(2) UI: Game state 0.
(3) UI: W joined the game.
(4) UI: W sat down at seat 2.
(5) W: hi gw4s!
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(5) -- Greeting --> (0)

A conventional conversation opening like 'hi' or 'hello'.

<in a collaborative board game: Forbidden Island>

(390) Messenger: So it's my turn now
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(390) -- Greeting --> (390)

The Messenger claims the conversational floor by stating it is their turn.