I need more responses to pick a best response...
By missybal
@missybal (4490)
United States
June 29, 2008 6:50pm CST
I don't like choosing a best response until I get a fair amount of responses. I have several up for grabs so I hope you will submit your response in an effort to win one.
For this discussion please tell me do you have a lot of discussions that best response is still up for grabs?
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@mentalward (14690)
• United States
30 Jun 08
This is a funny post! No real subject, but...
I have the feeling that you will get a lot of responses from people who love to get best responses.
Personally, it doesn't matter to me. I respond when I have something to add to the discussion. If I get a best response, that's great. It does make one feel good! But, if I don't, it doesn't bother me.
I have some "unresolved discussions", but I'm sifting through them. Some of my posts have 30 to 90+ responses, so it's very hard to choose! I always give a best response, but it just takes awhile sometimes.
I'm like you in that I wait until the responses slow down because it's unfair to the late posters to choose a BR too soon. I gave a BR to someone after receiving about 8 responses and, wouldn't you know it, the very next response really WAS the best response! The only thing I could do was to give them a positive rating. I felt bad because they really deserved the BR. So, I wait awhile longer now, just in case.
Take care and Happy MyLotting!
@missybal (4490)
• United States
30 Jun 08
What is really said is I'm getting more responses to this funny post than I am to all the other ones that I do not have enough posts to be able to choose a best response. I thought that people would want to see that there was someone who really considers who gives the best response rather than someone who just chose their friends. Although I'm happy to get responses my goal was on my other discussions.
@mentalward (14690)
• United States
30 Jun 08
I thought you would, and I see I was correct. I've noticed that I get more responses to this kind of "funny little post" than to really serious matters. Maybe the majority of people simply have nothing to say about something that is really serious and can only relate to the simpler things. I don't know.
I've received over 90 responses to "I can copy and paste now!" But to a serious health issue I posted, I only received two responses.
Go figure!
I'm glad to see that you've received a lot of responses to this one, anyway. Keep posting and take care!
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@98765m (1017)
• India
30 Jun 08
Well,yea,its a bit disappointing if your discussions get only 1 response or 2 or 3 responses.I think it would be better if there will be at least 8 to 10 responses in a discussion to be fit enough to pick the best response.
Well,at least that's what was my idea a few days ago.But,I was tired of waiting for months.So,I thought there was no more point in waiting for responses to come which were quite impossible.
So,yesterday,I resolved all my discussions whether it had got one response or 2 responses.I think leaving them as such would only increase the garbage and you won't know the ones you started latestly.
But,I think its up to you whether to wait for more responses or resolve them now.I generally wait for 1 month to select the best response.
Cheers! Have a wonderful day
Happy mylotting and happy earnings.
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@mysiraylon (1102)
• United States
30 Jun 08
I bet, missybal before the end of the year you will definitely makeup your mind selecting the very much awaited "pencil mark" for this particular discussion. Nevertheless you probably neglect to read all that you cannot pick one... Good luck.
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@Hatley (163776)
• Garden Grove, California
30 Jun 08
I dont have alot but I do have a few and am waiting until I get
'more responses as I hate to give a response to someone who is
the only one responding . I would say maybe five or six if that many as I do not do nearly as many discussions as I do responses
as I want my discussions to have some meaning when I do make
one and not just a tired replay of what flavor of ice cream do
you like? thats just such a cop out and there are a zillion of them. the first few might have beeninteresting but come on surely we have more imagination than that. at least say what flavor of ice cream would you walk two miles for, or what flavor of ice cream would make you feel like throwing up? be original.
@calajane (1003)
• Poland
30 Jun 08
It seems fair that you wait till you have a fair amount of responses before awarding one on them. But on the other hand, it happened to me on several occassions that I got a response that was a first response or a second response and it was so brilliant and I loved the wit or the humor in it and I just simply had to give it the best response.
And to be honest I dont think any of my discussions have the best response spot still open... But does that mean that you respond only to those discussions that don't have the best response listed yet?
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@missybal (4490)
• United States
30 Jun 08
Well the one and only response I got on my discussion on mixed drinks is so cute and humorous that I think it will end up being to best response but there are no others. I thought this discussion would have people looking at my one's without best response so I could get more but they seem to just love this discussion. Still no more on the others. I don't look for the ones without best response decided on, but I love it when I am chosen as the best response. I would like to give others that say feeling.
@CatsandDogs (13963)
• United States
30 Jun 08
Yes I do have quite a few but I don't like to pick one because I don't like picking from my friends. They all have something to contribute and all mean just as much to me as the other. I don't like saying "you're the best one" by picking a best response so I have pages and pages and pages of unresolved discussions and it's going to stay that way.
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