What do you like to do most, STARTING, COMMENTING or RESPONDING?

I prefer to respond to discussions. I enjoy the variety of topics. I also do a lot of commenting. I comment on my own discussions and on the discussions others have started. Check my history and you will see what I mean. I do start a few discussions but not very often.

I like commenting and responding. It is very rewarding to help other people who are looking for answers, while it is also rewarding to start discussions and comment on others' discussions.

I started mylotting by responding because the issue interest me and I shared my opinions to it. When I start a discussion, I also give comment, just like I talk personally to the other person. I enjoyed mylotting!

i am a responder. i have very few started discussions here because i find it hard to think of something new to star a discussion with. i also make comments on the responses in my discussions, it is really important to comment on them.

when i log in here in mylot it will be from the email notice i get in my inbox, then if there is something to reply on the comment posted on my response i reply it, other wise i go tabbing on discussions, i start first with the 'no response' and choose the topic that would interest me. i post responses on everything that i find interesting.

Since I find it hard to make my own discussion, i prefer participating to discussions started by fellow myLot users. also i am aware that there are some discussions that had been started by other users. i don't want to see my discussion to look like its been copied from the original discussion.

I really like responding to discussions and commenting. I rarely start discussions because I don't like it when people don't leave comments. Especially when I think the discussion will be a hit, but it becomes a flop when no one comments. I guess I shouldn't expect too much.

Well anyway, responding to comments keeps my mind sharp on different discussions and such. On the other hand, I'm also picky as to which discussions I wanna respond to. I usually pick the ones that I know I'll have a hefty response to.

Cheers!

i find greater satisfaction and enjoyment in starting discussions and especially if many people respond and give comments on it. i try to make it a point to answer all possible comments and responses other people give to my discussions. i love interaction here on mylot though unfortunately i haven't been here for quite a while already. i am planning to give some time to mylot daily and interact with people and those friends that i knew here (interactively). i also like getting replies from responses and comments. it's the interaction here that really counts more to me. but the reason why i preferred starting discussions is that because if discussions gather a good number of responses and comments and can generate a good amount of interaction and discussion, it can generate a good amount. i'd say i'm a starting type of mylotter, then a response and comment giver. but there are some times though that i get too lazy in thinking and starting some really good and substantial topics, those are usually the times where i give responses and comments until i can think of something good to really start on. i have made a couple of good discussions before which got at least 50 responses and comments and it's discussion went on for weeks.

I do all of'em. First, I start some topics based on my interests for an hour or 2, then after that I switch to responding to topics from my interests. And the last thing I do is upload pictures based on interests.

I like to Respond=)

I love joining fun topics and pondering on interesting questions I come across.*winks*

I like responding first, then starting discussions and then commenting back to responses posted on my discussions.This is because i feel like there are already so many discussion already here that you will have to answer and then start hose that are not existing in here in mylot.

Another reason is that the more active you are (responding to others post) you tend to earn more rather than starting a discussion and waiting for others to respond:)