Posting Comments 101
Published on December 1, 2015
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So I just recieved another lame comment from someone who didn't even take the time to read the actual post I requested the comments on. This is not the first time it has happened and I am a little tired of it! I spend a lot of time writing these pages and posts. I also write quality comments when I am looking to earn comment credits.
Here is a little explanation of what I think a comment should do. 1) A comment should be insightful, it doesn't have to be the most unique peice of writing in the universe, just let me know that you actually read the post! 2) It should create a conversation! I want you to ask me a question about the subject, or make a comment about your view of the topic.
What I don't need, is a breakdown of the page structure or for you to give me a generic, "great job" We all work hard here, so let's not waste each others time with sub-par antics and lazy work ethics!
Thanks,
Shawn
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