When I first started here, someone said gg to me and I had no idea what they meant!
I didn't say Simon Says say gg...
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Speaking of missing some subtle signals.
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How will you ever know it's better to say gg or not if you don't pay close attention to your online opponent's subtle signals? Folks, the social element of chess is at least as important as the technical aspects of the game. How will you ever become a better human being if you don't do exactly the right thing to make your opponent feel good about a game, rather than let them walk away all defeated and frustrated, or so elated and manic that surely they will experience a let down later...?
Get your priorities right. Do it for the world! You cannot change the world until you change yourself first.
Have a (gg?) day!