People respond to things they relate to. That's all. Interesting or not, they must relate.

I use the site comments feature and it works great! Maybe give this a go?
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/websites/comments/requests

Maybe you need to choose more active people to follow. After I joined I made an effort to go to the top 100 ranked members and started following them. I would read their profile or one of their blogs, make a comment and click on their follow me button. Usually they would follow me back. These are some of the most active members. I make a point too of logging in several times a day and reading more member blogs and posting comments. I go to the give and take thread and post there, reading links members want reviewed on their websites - where I usually post a comment to their site also and come back and tell them I posted a comment on their site. These people will normally comment on my stuff too.

I wouldn't worry about it either. I depends who is around at the time and what rich said is very true.

Thanks guys, it was just something I always wondered.

No, don't "read" anything into it, it's depends on a multitude of different things. First and foremost if Activity is busy, it's very easy to get knocked out of the timeline quickly if everyone is blogging. If someone has been here years and has established strong relationships with other Members, they're likely to get a lot of "comments" regardless. It can also be a question of rarity or authority, if Vicky (@veronica.l) or Steve (@IveTriedThat) blogs it's likely the majority of the long term community will want to know what's on their minds. There's also a large segment of the Membership who firmly believe that it's better to be blogging on your site than here which is a rule I follow, in the last year I think I've only blogged a couple of times myself. It can also be a question of "taste", I don't tend to comment on "my dog does the funniest things" or diary or journal type posts, there's nothing wrong with them and many people get a lot of pleasure sharing and reading them, it's just not something that particularly interests me. :) Rich.

Don't feel bad. Some of my blogs get more than others!

I think it has something to do with how many people who are following you and if they are really active in the community. Your blogs only reach these people and not everyone else here so the more followers you have the more your work gets out.
Tommy

Looked at your blogs, seems normal to me... sometimes they really kick off, sometimes not so much. If you really want to get some interaction, provide something valuable and compelling- like motivation or little known facts.