P eople Complaim Too Long a Post What Aboutt Too Short a Post?
@Hatley (163781)
Garden Grove, California
December 16, 2017 3:15pm CST
Okay do not yell a me, I do not like too'
lo g oes either but, I see people answering 'one
line posts here that do not tell us a blinking
darned tthing. How can you answer whenthere is
othing to give an opinion on?
I really do not get it. Would not asking the user
to explain what she neans be both beneficial'
to her and to us readers ? Newbies often need a bit
of help so lets gilve \hat help to them.
One original p ost and graphic by P Hatley
copyrighted 2017
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@Morleyhunt (21736)
• Canada
16 Dec 17
I have enjoyed some long posts....there has to be a point...some of those long posts...go on and on and never say anything. Again, most one line posts, I ignore...but every now and again,...there is a post that only requires one line.
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@sallypup (58048)
• Centralia, Washington
16 Dec 17
@Morleyhunt Your answer reminds me of a couple of poems that I noted in a contest. Their five page long poem got second place while my fifteen lines long poem got honorable mention. I couldn't and can't figure the why of it. One of life's mysteries.
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@Hatley (163781)
• Garden Grove, California
17 Dec 17
me too as theyysualld make sense andk can answer tgen withno tproblem as I understand wha theyh are tal king about
