When starting a new discussion do you copy and paste?
By free_man
@free_man (7330)
United States
January 30, 2010 7:07pm CST
Do you write out your discussion first then copy and paste it on here? I have done it once since I have been able to copy and paste. But for some reason it just seems easier for me to type it out. I like typing and it keeps me up to speed when I type. I am pretty fast at typing so I find it just as easy for me to type out what I am thinking about. So my question to all of you that can copy and paste do you copy and paste your discussions?
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6 responses
@boogerman (1544)
• Philippines
31 Jan 10
It could be useful sometimes. You may experience having your post disappeared due to problem on connection or on browser that you are using. To save time, it is suggested to make a backup so there is no need to retype. You will post your own idea then save it on a word processing software such as notepad, it doesn't make a user lazy as they type from their own thought, just made a backup just in case a problem occurs. It can be used when you want to quote a phrase posted by other users. It has a limitation, it must not be used for plagiarizing other's idea.
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@free_man (7330)
• United States
31 Jan 10
Hi Boogerman. I like it cause I can copy a url to put on here. That way I get the right url address.I used it once to see what it would be like. I need to start keeping my note pad open so I can copy and paste my response has disappeared several times cause I didn't copy it. Thanks
@cutepenguin (6431)
• Canada
31 Jan 10
I just type them right into the box. I've never felt any great need to copy/paste my discussions.
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@abbey19 (3106)
• Gold Coast, Australia
31 Jan 10
I can copy and paste but don't do that for my discussions - I type my discussion straight off then check it for mistakes; if it's ok I post it, if it needs some more work I do what's necessary and then post it. I find it easier that way.