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RE: Creating Bonds (Steemit: Future x White Paper)
You talk about the landscape and didn't read. Is this the idea of the SEA project's way of commenting @husnie. plb? I noticed your average comment is 4-5 words. You do not add value to the post like Steemit asks from commenters.
Can you explain to me why not?
Are these too many comments, are you not interested in reasing others, connecting? Since that is what this post is about.
You will not receive upvotes if no one believes you are worth them.
Take an example of @ronnie10 or @aneukpineung78
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I guess we are going to take off the commenting criteria, since some new comers, I think, are learning by doing, but at least for me, they comment.
Really..? Are you going to keep this program without a challenge?
I think part of learning is commenting, because it takes time. And what could be teaching users to use a platform better than consistent usage of it?
Just questions.. But, I think you and @wakeupkitty might have broader idea to it.
It's not my program and if you never learn how to write and comment and moreover are willing to invest in a platform but do expect others to give you upvotes, I have serious questions. Why should anyone be willing to give an upvote to those who never comment or better engage? That will not me. I can even tell you that those who all of a sudden start talking to me I see as sneaky and farmers. Can be I am childish, but it's a fact that farming and draining the platform comes in many ways.
I don't believe that it will the project do any good to give up on commenting since all that is left is dropping: thanks, okay, hereby my entry. From a project, more can be expected same from the community newcomers.
It sounds to me that giving up on commenting has more to do with checking if those comments are comments for real. It would help if the tool used counted comments with a minimum of words, and next it's not too much work to scroll through the comments of an account. If you do that you can see who never comments, who does, or only if there's something to get.
There has to be a first time for everyone to talk to someone. Or, it could be what you have just said!
Regarding comments, you have got a point. Some comments do add value. They are not all on the same level. But, some comments do not add anything. I can recall that we have talked about this earlier at some point during the time when MWW was going on.
About being childish, I think it is something nice for one to be able to sense that they are in touch with their childish side. It sounded like a bad thing, the way you said it. But, I think it is something good at some level.
There's a huge difference between people who show interest in what you wrote or the AI-generated response or only if you are a curator. Same for only posting in my communities during that period and never leaving a comment or reply, and off they are as soon as someone else takes over. I learned from it and will not waste my time any longer on commenting and replying to those who only then show up and never read me.
Nothing wrong with being in touch with your child. I like people who still are, can play and remember how it was. I will never understand adults saying children have weird behaviour. BTW, this saying doesn't fit. Children rarely behave that weirdly as adults do. They are more straightforward, at least they are with us.
About being in touch with your child. I totally agree. But, I am not sure if adults do act more weirdly than children. Maybe they do. LOL
Regarding those who comment, I often don't reply to those who just say thank you or something as such. But, when I see someone that has spent some time in writing a reply. I make time to interact with them.