how many of you respond to discussion in second page....

When responding or posting here, I usually go over with the notifications I had in my email then go to my interests sections. I don't stop or limit myself to just responding ton discussions on the first page only but most of the time to those discussions for that day. Sometimes I reach 10 pages in doing it. I really don't have any preference in responding as long as it suits my interest and I have something to contribute or to say then I will drop some several lines there.

Yes, I will go past the first page. I will go back as far as I need to. You never know how far back you will find an interesting Discussion. :) Happy myLotting! :)

I rarely do that. I usually read the originator's thesis and respond to that. It is my own opinion on the main topic that i am replying to with the hopes and intentions to start a discussion with the originator himself. Sometimes, though, I read some myLotters' responses and post my own responses after their responses. with that many people engage in a possible discussion. Isn't that a great thing? Various discussions are created through one topic in myLot. Different points of views, new learnings one myLotter gets.

Hi there prvnbabu30! I always make sure that I check on as many topics I can respond to. I would often check on as many pages possible. Sometimes I get to find many good topics on the second page onwards. I am not saying that the topics on the first pages are not really that interesting but there are so many topics on the succeeding pages that most of us overlook.

hi! I am not online on myLot everyday and most of the time. so I still respond to the discussion on the second or third or even the fourth page. as long as it catch my interest. like this one. this discussion is already on the fourth page of mylot and yet I responded on this. take care

yes i do, because i usually search for a topic that would interest me most before posting my response because i can easily give my opinions to the discussion if i can relate to the topic rather than posting a response that i'm not quite familiar.