How does comenting to responces hours later make you feel?
By Jul14nch0
@Jul14nch0 (1414)
Argentina
September 27, 2009 4:29pm CST
Sometimes i create discussions and i answer to most of the responces i get as they keep comming, but most of the times i go sleep after two or three hours and when i wake up i have a lot of more reponces. I would love to comment on every discussion but it makes me feel bad becouse i know that the people that responded won't come back to my discussion 10 or so hours later to see if i have responded. Most of the times i decide to comment on the most relevant discussions anyways to keep an eye on my discussions and read the responces becouse if someone spend they time writing them, they deserve to be read.
You use to comment on every responce you get?
How it makes you feel when you have to respond to the responces in your discussions hours later?
Have a nice day
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10 responses
@DCLehnsherr (1037)
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27 Sep 09
Hi Jul14ncho,
I tend to find it hard to comment on responses after I have been to sleep and returned to mylot on a new day. In the beginning most of the discussions I started were about mylot and they tended to be resolved before I left, so coming back and replying to them didn't seem worthwhile. I would give it a shot because I know it it's polite and the right thing to do, but without that continued interest in the discussion itself I couldn't manage more than say 2 comments at a time
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Currently I don't start many discussions because I know I don't comment very much, but the ones I have started have been worthwhile and I have kept up with them, even days after I posted them. I generally try and comment on them all, though if there is a one liner I will skip it to cut down on the workload if there are more than 15 responses to check.
I don't always notice if people respond to my comment though. In the beginning I expected to be notified when that happened, so I never checked until I went back to catch up on old commenting and noticed people had responded. I was a touch annoyed too as one had been really interesting. Luckily the person was alerted the second time too and we continued it, but I hate to think that I missed other conversation chances because of that
All the best,
Dranz 
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Currently I don't start many discussions because I know I don't comment very much, but the ones I have started have been worthwhile and I have kept up with them, even days after I posted them. I generally try and comment on them all, though if there is a one liner I will skip it to cut down on the workload if there are more than 15 responses to check.
I don't always notice if people respond to my comment though. In the beginning I expected to be notified when that happened, so I never checked until I went back to catch up on old commenting and noticed people had responded. I was a touch annoyed too as one had been really interesting. Luckily the person was alerted the second time too and we continued it, but I hate to think that I missed other conversation chances because of that
All the best,
Dranz @Jul14nch0 (1414)
• Argentina
28 Sep 09
Hello, i first want to thank you becouse you understand what i am talking about and made a nice responce. Last responders seems like they don't understood/readed what i was trying to say. i think the same as you and i also use to skip one liners or repetitive comments too. I try to check what people said and at least read every comment carefuly. Have a nice day!
@msfrancisco9369 (10002)
• Boston, Massachusetts
28 Sep 09
ah ok... so it's on a case to case basis and you're right if the discussion is already resolve there's no point of responding... not unless we reply back with a thank you or any acknowledgment message. have a great day dclehnsherr!
@DCLehnsherr (1037)
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29 Sep 09
Many thanks for the BR Jul14ncho
and I am glad to know that I am not the only one who feels liek this when it comes to commenting. Most of the other members seem to think if you don't comment on everything then you are a bad person, and don't get that it can be hard to times, even just to say thanks. I hate just saying thanks to someone, it feels like I am wasting their time or something.
Many thanks once again and all the best
Dranz 
and I am glad to know that I am not the only one who feels liek this when it comes to commenting. Most of the other members seem to think if you don't comment on everything then you are a bad person, and don't get that it can be hard to times, even just to say thanks. I hate just saying thanks to someone, it feels like I am wasting their time or something.
Many thanks once again and all the best 
@rosepedal64 (4188)
• United States
28 Sep 09
Hello jul14nch0
I also try to make a comment as soon as I can. Like one of the other responses said that there is so many different time zones that you cant always answer them as soon as they are posted. I think the best thing is too respond to them when you can. That is the best way and the most respectful way. Dont worry about it and continue doing what you can and when you can..Have a nice day..
@Ithink (10106)
• United States
28 Sep 09
I dont mind as we are all in different parts of the county and even if we werent we all have different schedules. I also get emails that let me know when someone has responded to my discussions.
I do respond to all replies on my discussions unless it totally doesnt make sense, as in I have read some that it is obvious the person didnt even read the discussion and only the heading and then guess what it was about. That does irritate me!
I have just responded to a reply to one of my discussions from months ago. It doesnt bother me at all.
@voldrox (7191)
• India
28 Sep 09
Hi Julianch0
I guess it is a pretty common thing, we all can't reply to all our responses as they keep coming in, and also people from different time zones will respond to your discussions and mostly also when you are sleeping and in the morning you will find them, i don't think there is anything much to concern about if you are responding to them a few hours later as long as you are responding to them, hmm at the beginning too i felt like i was missing something when i responded to them late but now it doesn't matter me much . . . have a nice day!

@msfrancisco9369 (10002)
• Boston, Massachusetts
28 Sep 09
i feel the same excitement the first time i responded on the first posts. i know they will still find out how i responded on to their comments because i do the same too. i checked on my email so often to check on responses to my comments aside from the new discussions started by my mylot friends! let's continue to enjoy myloting!
@gracefuldove (1668)
• Malaysia
28 Sep 09
I try to respond to comments which makes sense. If they are just padding and there is no issue to answer too, I will leave those alone and ensure my precious time is spent elsewhere. Once I have made my best response decision, that's about it.
@KrauseHome (36445)
• United States
28 Sep 09
Well, like others have said everyone here lives in different time zones, so we are all coming in here and posting at different times. And some of us work Full time jobs, while others may go to school, or others are staying home just hoping to earn some Extra money doing stuff online as well. It really can be interesting when you try to keep up and post back to others posting here to your discussions as well. But I do try to respond if I can and keep the discussions still going for sure.
@spalladino (17891)
• United States
27 Sep 09
I have to agree with the first responder...we have members from all over the world posting here so there are going to be delays in getting responses to discussions. A good rule of thumb is to check your discussions every day for a couple of days. You don't have to comment under each response, especially if you get a lot, but this way you can see the responses that come in later on.
@UmiNoor (4521)
• Malaysia
28 Sep 09
MyLot would normally send me an email telling me that my discussion topic has received a response and I would log in and comment on the response and I hope that the responder would also be notified when I've commented on his/her response so that he/she knows that his/her response is not ignored. I do hate it when my response is totally ignored but at times there are responses that don't require a comment as when it's just a statement of fact.











