Chat vs text
Let's say I am on a website that people create a room to speak English. You can get in the room to either speak via voice call or text in the chatbox. By saying "chat only" does it mean "type texts only, no speaking" or it's ambiguous because "chat" means speak as well? Is it better to say "text only" to mean using only text box and no talking?
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if you only want to type and not use voice. then you should only write 'text only' as the word chat can as you said mean both.
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