Too many good responses!!
By Amagnimo
@Amagnimo (635)
India
September 13, 2008 11:20am CST
You just said wow to a new reply in your discussion. Now its time that you mark best response. But you just encountered a response which was equally good. They both qualified for the criteria of a very good response. Now its time that you have to judge from them. How or what is your procedure to judge.
Okay, even add something additional... one wrote in a poetic manner making it beautiful and would have much more reader affinity. Another wrote it quite descriptively, writing a little more about the topic from here-and-there.
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@iyah10 (4115)
• Kuwait
13 Sep 08
Yes, I also encountered such things in my discussion that they both have the same equal qualities of a response that I need for an answer but I always choose to those response that has been written in a direct manner or explanation and the other who got the same qualities would received a positive rate on me.....
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@Hatley (163776)
• Garden Grove, California
13 Sep 08
amagnino I would read both responses several times,weight
hem against each other, then read it aloud. I would pick the'one that sounds the best read aloud. just my way of breaking mydeadlock over the two responses. Perhaps the next time I see the users response in another of my discussions that i did not pick, I will probably give my next response to that person.
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@klaudine (3650)
• Indonesia
13 Sep 08
LOL.. if it is happening to me, I would ask them some question and see how they answer my question regarding their former response. I mean, they could make two equally good response, but after having some further discussion, you could see who has better view to the main topic. I think from that you can pick one as the best response. :)
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