Comments on: 31 Day Comment Challenge Day One: A Comment Self Audit http://distributedresearch.net/Linda/2008-05-01/31-day-comment-challenge-day-one-a-comment-self-audit/ Informal learning, Internet technology and Action research Wed, 20 Aug 2008 14:19:28 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.2 By: Linda http://distributedresearch.net/Linda/2008-05-01/31-day-comment-challenge-day-one-a-comment-self-audit/#comment-1894 Linda Thu, 01 May 2008 21:31:45 +0000 http://distributedresearch.net/Linda/2008-05-01/31-day-comment-challenge-day-one-a-comment-self-audit/#comment-1894 @Andy - thanks for that. I have no idea why Akismet keeps holding comments in moderation :-( Sorry about that. @ Michelle - asking question is a good point, and one I'd sort of forgotten! @Andy - thanks for that. I have no idea why Akismet keeps holding comments in moderation :-( Sorry about that.
@ Michelle - asking question is a good point, and one I’d sort of forgotten!

]]> By: Michele Martin http://distributedresearch.net/Linda/2008-05-01/31-day-comment-challenge-day-one-a-comment-self-audit/#comment-1892 Michele Martin Thu, 01 May 2008 17:13:28 +0000 http://distributedresearch.net/Linda/2008-05-01/31-day-comment-challenge-day-one-a-comment-self-audit/#comment-1892 I like your honesty, Linda! :-) Maybe one way to get around your fears that you have nothing to add with a comment is to try commenting with a question. Not every comment has to be a statement--you might want to know more about a topic or be curious about why the poster said something a certain way, or whatever. I also think I have to disagree a little with Gina. While "me too" may not be saying a lot, for many bloggers, they're thrilled with that because it lets them know that at least someone is reading! Think of commenting as a way to let the blogger know that you're there and you appreciate what they're doing. That's a huge community-builder, especially for new bloggers. I like your honesty, Linda! :-)

Maybe one way to get around your fears that you have nothing to add with a comment is to try commenting with a question. Not every comment has to be a statement–you might want to know more about a topic or be curious about why the poster said something a certain way, or whatever.

I also think I have to disagree a little with Gina. While “me too” may not be saying a lot, for many bloggers, they’re thrilled with that because it lets them know that at least someone is reading! Think of commenting as a way to let the blogger know that you’re there and you appreciate what they’re doing. That’s a huge community-builder, especially for new bloggers.

]]> By: Andy Roberts http://distributedresearch.net/Linda/2008-05-01/31-day-comment-challenge-day-one-a-comment-self-audit/#comment-1891 Andy Roberts Thu, 01 May 2008 16:16:37 +0000 http://distributedresearch.net/Linda/2008-05-01/31-day-comment-challenge-day-one-a-comment-self-audit/#comment-1891 Hi Linda, it seems like you've taken the action of deciding to get stuck in anyway. This is the 'group thing' at co-comment. http://www.cocomment.com/group/7941 I'm not sure how it all fits together yet though. Hi Linda, it seems like you’ve taken the action of deciding to get stuck in anyway. This is the ‘group thing’ at co-comment.

http://www.cocomment.com/group/7941

I’m not sure how it all fits together yet though.

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