Translations:Writing Clear Invitations/19/en

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The first is that vagueness preserves flexibility. In practice it often preserves deniability, and the person on the receiving end usually senses this. Flexibility is better expressed directly — an invitation can name what is proposed while explicitly leaving room to adjust.