I myself am often guilty of merely noting, but not reading the posts of my cohorts. In an modest effort to address this situation I'm pledging to leave at least two comments a day for the next week on my various comrade's blogs. Sound easy enough, but the catch is I have to actually read the post and be insightful in my response!
Since I was duped into the Twitter-hole, I'll Tweet (@SethGoodkind) a link to the site in question each time I comment on a fellow's article or review, that way there's accountability. (you can also see my Tweets on this blog just above Linda Blair.)
What's more, I challenge readers of this blog to follow suit, it's not that hard, read someone's post and say something! You can get started by looking at my comrade's recent entries in the sidebar to the right. There's lot's of content everyday, so there is plenty to think about and respond to!
Join me, dialogue is AMAZING!
Commence Week of BACK TALK!
United States - 1952
Director - David Bradley
5 comments:
Is it overly meta of me to post a comment on this post about how I'm posting a comment? If not, I won't.
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I think it's a good idea to inspire people to leave comments. Sometimes people think they need to add something to the post, but you can also just say something stupid or just say you liked it.
I agree! Anything you say, no matter how banal, can only make the writer feel appreciated. And it often becomes reciprocal.
I don't know if my reply is insightful, but you've certainly given me food for thought (Good job!). I often find myself falling into rut of reading other posts but not necessarily commenting.
Thanks for getting a good start here, keep it up!
Talk About a Stranger looks like an interesting movie. Will have to check it out.
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