Do you take the time to read all the responses in your discussions?
By kharen
@kharen (1488)
Philippines
September 9, 2008 12:40am CST
I get excited when I post a new discussion. Asking myself if that discussion would interest other mylotters. Sometimes, the more I get excited with it, the lesser the responses are so I get to read most of them. I only read about less than 20 responses and doesn't have the time to read all the responses in my discussion. Sometimes, when I post a discussion and doesn't care if anyone would respond to it, I get lots of responses from mylotters and that makes me very happy and encouraged to post more discussions.
Do you read all your mylot discussions and respond to every single of them even with just one word and an emoticon?
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19 responses
@angel_kaycee (1112)
• Philippines
9 Sep 08
yes i do read all the responses to my discussions. anyway it is not so much task to read them all because there is always a few responses to my discussions that it didn't make so much time to read. haha. but i did not got to comment on all the responses. although i would love to i only got to read responses on my emails. and when i logged in to mylot i forgot to put a comment then. happy mylotting! 
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You have the time to read all of it and I don't. 
But it's okay, I do it when I have time anyway. 
@sacmom (14192)
• United States
10 Sep 08
Yes, I read all the responses to my discussions. At least all the initial ones anyway. Sometimes I don't get to read a response if it was in response to another response in a discussion I started. I do not usually receive these in my email so I don't even know about them to begin with unless I go through them in mylot itself...
@torchablazed (3218)
• Philippines
9 Sep 08
Although I wouldn't be able to respond all the reply in my post, I read all of them. Lately, I was also able to gain plenty of responses, I still manage to read them, I believe that they are expressing something, a sentiment or a compliment perhaps or maybe a criticism, what would you know if you won't read them ? You will eventually know who are those who keep answering yours posts and in that way maybe one day you can be real friends, hang out or stuff like that. There is no harm of reading the responses, in fact it is very helpful.
@GilbrosTMPro (323)
• Philippines
10 Sep 08
I tried sometime a more than 30 post in a day it seems to me so boring, however I must create 4 lines of sentence to qualify its 1-cent of earning, so I response wisely and diligently in order to obtain for that. Many people so happy earn here throughout their lives.
@sweethomecatring (1563)
• India
10 Sep 08
This is but natural and for which we do not care that comes in the way. When I post a discussion which think is top most for me and feel that it will find lot of responses I really say that it seldom fetch any response and that is why I have some discussions with 0 response and it really hurt me. I have also posted some discussions based on the discussions posted by some others and responses I receive and I do not consider them response worthy a lot of responses are there. I do not know what is happening. Please discuss more about it and comment.
@lazeebee (5461)
• Malaysia
10 Sep 08
Hi Kharen, it's nice to get responses to the discussions that we posted.
I'd read all the responses; that's why I'm days late in responding back to those who commented in my discussions. However I no longer respond with just one sentence of thanks or emoticon, ever since, I read that there were myLotters who wouldn't appreciate the thanks.
So if I'm not able to comment on the response, I'd just rate it positive! I'd very much love to thank them for their time; but again, I'd not like to be blasted for wasting anyone's time by just replying 'Thanks for responding' 
@tonytt2009 (1706)
• China
10 Sep 08
I've red them all normally,especially for the long long responses,which make me happy coz I think my discussions attract other mylotters.After reaching 200 posts here,I will always post the emoticon in my reply and the number of words I reply consider to mylotters' response~~
@gracie04 (4549)
• Philippines
10 Sep 08
yes, i do... its fun reading responses from other people. and in that way, am able to know their point of views, perceptions, thoughts, ideas and opinions about a certain topic...
@JonnyMLOT (65)
•
10 Sep 08
for sure i read all of mine not like i get alot but the feed back is the best thing about mylot
@katsmeow1213 (28717)
• United States
9 Sep 08
Most of the time I will read all of the responses, unless the discussion got over 20 responses, then I stop reading them all. I will forget about the discussion after a day or 2, and stop reading if it gets anymore responses. Sometimes I will just go through and look for my friends responses and ignore most of the others. I don't respond to every comment either, just the ones I feel I can add to.
@richiem (3644)
• Philippines
9 Sep 08
As much as I can I try to comment to all of the responses. But I don't comment with one-liners like "thank you for responding".
I think there is a guideline prohibiting it.
But when I get lots of responses to a discussion, I can't comment on them all.
Have a nice day!
@mrsgoodygoody00 (895)
• United States
9 Sep 08
I've only started a few discussions, but I do try to go back and respond. I have my notification on if I do get a response to a discussion I replied to, and I'm wanting to turn it off because I want to let my inbox get to full of those messages. I noticed that some people tend to respond to every comment. A lot of my discussions do not get the responses that I look for. Only 2 of them have.
@Jul14nch0 (1414)
• Argentina
9 Sep 08
Yes i do, i think that when you see someone responded, you can comment in that response and make your discussion go to the top of "recent". Then more people see it, more people post. And then you earn more money, more posibilitys to be in the "today's top" or in the "Hot" tabs. Right? Have a nice day.
@queenbofthepc (42)
• United States
10 Sep 08
I know I do take the time to read them.I enjoy getting them!Awesome!
