@felix_sensei Don't worry too much. Here are some pointers that might help: -Don't ask for upvotes or comments rather ask for support and feedback. -Don't reach out directly on the launch day, get in touch atleast once before you launch. -Don't spam, if they don't reply the first time just leave them alone. -Be more active in communities and support others. -Feel free to drop by on any of my socials if you have other questions.

@ar_bell Using such words makes it more lengthy and very pretentious. No one actually stumbles upon my profile or wants to be my friend. Being straight forward is the best way to go. Use emoticons if that's your tone.

@mansi_trivedi1 Well - I do! We are friends on twitter and here it seems. Idk- I like to use those words when I mean it!

@ar_bell Getting touch points and making good communications is a very subtle step. And also, as you said. Use those words when you mean them. When I receive a message via community and they mention "helping out a friend" in the message on the day of their launch. It's not a good impression, I usually tend to ignore them. When I get the same text from someone I'm well connected to (Like you) I would definitely run to show support!