What do you prefer, making discussions or responding to them?

@tanjila (548)
United States
April 8, 2007 4:00pm CST
I tend to like making discussions more than responding. Maybe it's because there's a slight bit less effort involved... lol, I don't know.
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• United States
8 Apr 07
I like to make my own discussions, too....I often have random thoughts throughout the day and coming here is a good outlet! Lol
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@tanjila (548)
• United States
8 Apr 07
lol, yeah I feel the same about that.
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• Australia
9 Apr 07
I don't start many discussions. I prefer to respond to other people's discussions and especially to join in on-going discussions or debates, just so long as they are courteous, friendly and respectful. I disagree that starting discussions requires less effort. If the essence of myLot is observed, you are required to READ and RATE EVERY response to your discussion and comment on those which add something to the discussion. If you have many responses, this requires effort - sometimes much effort - but I consider it worthwhile effort.
• India
9 Apr 07
i prefer to respond discussions than starting a discussion,i am always ready to reply to question but very lazy in asking question,hope you get me.
@minty3 (592)
• Nigeria
11 Apr 07
I enjoy responding to discussions more.
• India
9 Apr 07
i think both of them i like bcoz if u make discussion wiht that u can sare u r problems with mylotters and when u respond that mean u hepl him to discuss his or her problem so i think both are better and i like to respond mostly
@crackhead (1826)
• India
11 Apr 07
I am very much comfortable at posting responses than starting a discussion. I am attracted very much with many of the discussions here and most of the times i do respond when ever i login.
@JashleyB (1441)
• United States
9 Apr 07
For me it's replying. I can't come up with many original discussions lol. :)
• Portugal
8 Apr 07
I prefer to respond to discussions. It's difficult right know to start new discussions. Almost all discussions have already been started, you just have to search for them.
• United States
9 Apr 07
I tend to spend most of my time commenting on people who answer my dicussions. I don't start very many, cuz it's hard to come up with ideas. So I just respond. Here is a discussion I started that I'd like you to visit, and add to if it applies... http://www.mylot.com/w/discussions/968758.aspx
@champr23 (687)
• United States
9 Apr 07
Hey I prefer to make discussions! Although, quite the contrary rite now that I am responding to a discussion hehe. I also think it takes less effort to make a discussion. I like to hear what people will say to my own discussion. Some of my random thoughts are good! Uhh, let'z see here. Also, I like to just be browsing N at a random time see a discussion I would like to respond to not to go N start searching for discussions like I am doing rite now ughh. :(.
@KissThis (3003)
• United States
8 Apr 07
I would rather responding to a discussion.I don't like to start discussions because I can never seem to pick topics that someone hasn't already done several times.
• Hong Kong
9 Apr 07
I tend to respond more than making discussion. I spend most of my time browsing around to see what's going on in the discussions and try picking something which interest me. I do start discussion from time to time but it's not often.
@djdeep81 (1061)
8 Apr 07
I prefer to make discussions because as you have explained before it takes less effort. But when i'm out of ideas, then I search for discussions which i feel i can respond to very well.
• Colombia
8 Apr 07
In my case 70%: I prefer answer discussion 30%: I prefer make a discussion.
8 Apr 07
I guess I spend a lot of my time responding to topics thaat my friends have posted, before I post any topics of my own. I have some wonderful friends on MyLot and really enjoy the discussions. I also try to reply to responses on my discussions and rate them too
@5000ml (1923)
• Belgium
8 Apr 07
I prefer responding to discussions, I usually don't know what to start a discussion about and I'd rather not start one that's already been done plenty of times before.