Was Crystal right, or was he too li

Was Crystal right, or was he too liberal in his views towards online language? If one communicateswith the new age, up to 25 years or even older, that are badly addicted to the internet or socialnetworks, you can see a high degree of grammaticality and the use of almost all paralinguistic andlinguistic tools during communication. Pausality, verbal, and nonverbal gap fillers in communicationhave been simplified to "hmmm", the feeling of doubt that in ordinary communication is expressedon a lifting arm raised eyebrows and other gestures. Here, they are expressed by "aha", whileamazement and disbelief with "ahaa". Compliance is expressed with "OK". Hence, we will say toour interlocutor that we understand him/her by writing "op" (po-yes). Abbreviations are not a matterof fashion, but of the linguistic economy: Thank you is "flm (faleminderit)." Even though "m" doesnot give the idea of “nder/honor”, "s’ka përse/you are welcome" as a response is written as "sps".Furthermore, "Ç’kemi" is a kind of a code to start the conversation as quasi-communication, whilethe real question that follows is "c(q)a ka 3" - wazzup, "tung (tungjatjeta)/ hello", "ntm"/good night,“ishmi”-CU etc. These questions are used to indicate the end of the conversation. Without theseelements, the communication is considered incomplete. On the other hand, the etiquette and ethicsare unfulfilled. These are the basic elements where one cannot see elements of socialdifferentiations.