Do you read all parts of article when you give respond a discussion

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India
May 19, 2008 4:20pm CST
most of time i just read title and some part of article and give mine response .... i able to get the idea by reading half of stuff... would you do the same or read whole article...
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@nilzerous1 (2434)
• India
19 May 08
I would be happy to say yes but I'm afraid to say that I usually do not read long posts unless it has some specialty. I usually limit myself replying to brief and to the point discussions.
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• India
19 May 08
i do the same ... its hard to read all full big articles and respond to them....
• India
19 May 08
However, as i have mentioned there are few articles which will compel you to read.
@Anne18 (11029)
19 May 08
I would read all of the article, if I don't read all of the article I may miss an important part out and then that would mean my response to the article wouldn't make sense. Even if I got the idea of the article by reading half of it I would still read all of it. It is only polite to read the whole thing since the person would have put a lot of thought and effort into writing the article, and is expecting peole to read all of it. I would be most upset and hurt if I knew someone was only reading half of what I posted as I think before I write to enable most things to make sense and to flow so people understand what I am writing about. I think it is a bit mean to confess that you don't read the whole article
• India
19 May 08
well these type of case are very very little when you have to read full article ... as most of the articles and discussion have 4-5 lines so you dont have any doubt ....
@ferdzNK (3211)
• Philippines
19 May 08
I read the whole discussion responses and rate each one to mark that I'm through with it before I add mine. This is one reason why I shy away from discussion with multiple pages. There are times too that when I respond to discussion from my mail notification, I never had the chance to pre-read other responses before me. In this case I read back and mark them as well before leaving the page.