Do you reply to this kind of discussion?

i will skip these kinds of topics unless i found i have more than two sentences to say.now i seldom respond with only one line or two line,maybe people on mylot don't like that.and when you are responding to a discussion,you can see on the left hand,'please be as descriptive as possible'.so for example,if someone asked who do you like best in friends,instead of just refering to a name,we can list why we like that role,and share a lot of things to each other.

To be honest I just skip them these days. Where is the point in posting something like that when you just know it is a waste of time responding. Most of these get deleted anyway so I prefer to find better discussions.

Quite a difficult question to answer. I myself am not 100 % resolved about his issue. If can answer to the discussion expand it and try to write 2 - 3 lines relevant to the question. If not possible leave it, I you want skip the question. Dont always thing of money respond to some question if they are interesting eventhough they require one or two word. Who knows mylot may pay for it if they find your answer reasonable... So happy mylotting...

I will try to reply to discussions that need decent answers. Mylot doesn't pay for one word responses, and the one liners don't get much pay either. I will usually post a responses that is at least, minimum four lines long. Mylot deletes crappy posts and not only do they get deleted but we lose money of we have responded to such poorly laid out discussions. The emphasis on Mylot is to bring about a bit of quality and elaboration when posting and replying to discussions, otherwise every one loses out. Sow here on Mylot, we always encourage each other to post quality replies and discussions for every one's benefit. I have noticed that If I post a discussion or a response that is over seven or eight lines, I recieve on average over three cents a post.

It all depends on my mood, but I will usually skip over those discussions. I am not really here to make money but I am not complaining either. I enjoy reading other people's opinions and sometimes get a real good laugh at the silly arguements that crop up. When I do choose a discussion to answer, I try my best to put a lot of thought into my answer and make it the best I can with no reguards to how long it is without trying to ramble on.

Frankly speaking, I would skip such a topic. I think it is better if a topic is descriptive by beginning with our own points of view for the other users to debate or discuss. It is very important and helpful to have a well-organized discussion when we start a new one.

I usually avoid it since they said that this post will be deleted. It is obvious that they just are running after the quota of post not really wanting to have a lively discussion.