Do you Hit Around the Bush just to write/make/have Quality Posts?

@skbrence (475)
Philippines
January 18, 2010 8:38pm CST
Let's say there is a discussion you want to respond to, but you have only few words to say (maybe about 1 line...) but it do answers the whole discussion. Do you add some more words to write/make/have quality posts? Example, you are only about to say: Banana is much healthier because it do contain lots of minerals and vitamins... Would you add some more words like adding "Thanks for your response, I do appreciate it. I hope we could discuss more about this one... Blah Blah Blah..." even though you have already said your thought just to make it a Quality Post?
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@maezee (41985)
• United States
19 Jan 10
I rarely answer discussions that can be responded to in just a few words; but on the rare occasions that I do, sure, sometimes I'll try to add a little more.. even if it's slightly irrelevant. . I know this is wrong, but I always feel bad about only typing a sentence or two! It feels like I'm not trying hard enough! Although we seem to have MANY MANY MANY yes-or-no type discussions that don't require further discussion; and so sometimes it's hard to find words to fill up the empty space in those scenarios.
@skbrence (475)
• Philippines
19 Jan 10
Hi there maezee. I do agree with what you have said. Sometimes, I do add other text even though the main point of my response is already stated though sometimes I add a little more even though it is like being repeated or being redundant. xD I agree also with that yes-or-no discussion line of yours. Well definitely, this discussion that I started is one of those many yes-or-no discussions but I am thankful and happy because you guys do add some more text on your answer. xD By the way, thanks for your response and thanks also for dropping by.
@SomeCowgirl (32189)
• United States
19 Jan 10
You mean do I BS? Yes sometimes, but most of the time I'm sincere. Even if I only have a sentence to say about the actual post I'll ask them how they are, or how their family is if I've read discussions about it and participated in those. I could have made this response a one liner by saying "No I add more" but I clarified. Clarification is another key to making a discussion's response longer and with more quality... after all we're asked to "please be as descriptive as possible".
@skbrence (475)
• Philippines
19 Jan 10
What do you mean with BS? Sorry if I don't know this term. xD Anyways, I do agree with that. I do clarify some post of mine so that it would be basically clear but still, I concise each of them to make them easier to understand. But, I do also add some bush hitting words. (Like below...) xD By the way, thanks for your response and thanks also for dropping by.