When you start a discussion on my lot do you..

I will reply as many times as it takes. I look at mylot as a chance to discuss things that I find interesting or important. Often, I am trying to promote (without shoving it down people's throats) and find exposure for some of my AC articles, but I also will discuss anything that I think is interesting and this is a site for discussions. I try to go back through all my old started dicussions and answer any questions people have, at least until the discussions are a month or so old and resolved.

I do reply to almost all who responded to my discussion. Especially if I have something to ask or add. And I also check the discussions I've responded to. Even if I use a lot of time. I think it is an important exercise to do, because you get to know the person on your friends list. And by doing so they become real friends not only virtual friends as other says. And I made a point to comment and reply on discussions. Because one person commented on me to not very active on mylot especially on his friends list. I was really shocked because I'd replied to three of his discussions already even if I'm a newbie. When I check his profile, I knew why he didn't know me, because he didn't take time to comment or reply to those who commented on his discussions. So sadly, he was wrong about me. This is a sad thing to say to others and I don't want it to happen to others too. (^^,)

I answer as many times as I need too. I really don't think it makes a difference, your only going to get 1 credit anyway. if it is your discussion. if it is someone elses discussion you will get 1 credit. I would assume don't quote me.

I try to reply to as many comments on my discussions as I can though sometimes it is very difficult due to the number of responses. I will reply more than once to a comment if they have further questions. I will not reply to those who give one word answers though or something off the wall.

I don't normally answer every response on my discussions, but if I feel I have something to say to a response, then I'll respond. And I'll keep responding as long as I and the other person have something to add.

I would usually answer back comment per comment, because most of the time, my discussions would merit further discussion. Some respondents would leave a question in their response. This is why I would always check my discussions for further comments, because I really like discussing. Sometimes, the back-and-forth comments would take almost a page! Hehe. I would like the other party to also feel that the response is being read. Happy myLotting!

I respond as many times as it be necessary to make myself understood. I think it's unpolite to answer just one time and leave following questions with no answer. Unless you miss to know there was a second or third question (if you didn't have time to read all emails that day).

Up to today, I have given everyone a quality response. Today, I am trying something new. I will reply to every few responses as a group. But, if someone really says something that needs to be individually addressed, I will address it. Again I am trying this just for now. I may go back to acknowledging everyone again. I always check my discussions to see if anyone has a question or needs something more. Every time I see a new comment or response, I will check it out and reply if necessary.

I answer responses to my discussions if they ask questions or make comments that I feel I should respond back to. I don't comment to each and every one that responds but I try to at least comment on those that I can where it will add to the over all discussion. Yes I have had some people make the same comments or questions and I have responded back each time. Now I will admit when it gets to be on the third page I will become more sarcastic and state they should have been reading the responses before posting but that is if I've answered the same question more then 10 times.

I will reply all the questions for the person because this shows that the 'responder' respect you and your discussions which is seldom happened.