Do you create topics to be discussed on mylot and do you keep the discussion up?
@littlefranciscan (18327)
United States
January 3, 2011 5:37pm CST
When you create a topic on mylot do you create on that is
discussion material..meaning more then just one answer and after someone
answers do you go back and respond so as to keep up the discussion?
I think in discussion you not only should you be able to comment on a topic
but on other peoples answers too if you can do so..what do you think?
7 responses
@RL2006 (494)
• United States
4 Jan 11
I do create discussions, but not as often as I just go in and discuss what other people have started, I guess they will earn more money than me, by creating discussions and me only answering discussions.
@RL2006 (494)
• United States
4 Jan 11
Hi Joy, nice to see you too, where have you been so long. I hate you had such a time with one company blocking your work. Maybe it will be better, and on mylot, I've tried as hard as anyone to learn how to do this, but it seems I'm not learning very fast. Anyway, please keep in touch, even if it is on mylot or side tick. Have a good day.
@frontvisions101 (16043)
• Philippines
4 Jan 11
I think my sandwich got over-cooked.
Regarding your question, yeah i keep up with my discussions. Although sometimes i find it hard to keep up as i don't recieve e-mail notifications from myLot on some of my discussions. I'd have to check back on them regularly to see if someone replied just to make sure. I don't rely fully on myLot's e-mail notification system.
Regarding your question, yeah i keep up with my discussions. Although sometimes i find it hard to keep up as i don't recieve e-mail notifications from myLot on some of my discussions. I'd have to check back on them regularly to see if someone replied just to make sure. I don't rely fully on myLot's e-mail notification system.1 person likes this
@littlefranciscan (18327)
• United States
4 Jan 11
Hmm.. what does your sandwhich being overcooked have to do with this discussion...
or is it you were cooking and reading posts at the same time..?
Do you have your notifications set to email you of new posts?
@frontvisions101 (16043)
• Philippines
4 Jan 11
The only notifications i left on are those of users who post discussions with real content and the responses i get to my created discussions. Of course my "new referral" notification is also turned on.
@buggles64 (2709)
• United States
3 Jan 11
I don't always go back and post on an answer to the topic that I posted, but generally I try to. Sometimes there isn't any additional comment I can think of...so I might just thank them for participating on the topic. I have to agree with you though, keep the discussion going if at all possible. :)
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@littlefranciscan (18327)
• United States
3 Jan 11
THe reason I ask is some people start a discussion and after its put out "poof"
they are no wheres to be found..
I always see discussions as a way of sharing and a way to mull over problems
and important issues;)
Joy
@starsailover (7829)
• Mexico
4 Jan 11
Hi little franciscan: Yes I do this because for me, it's such a great honour to find someone that feels interested on the subjects that I write and take a time to explain their point of vies so I think they deserve an answer because they have also paid attention to me.
ALVARO
@littlefranciscan (18327)
• United States
4 Jan 11
I can't stand the quick replies such aa "thank you for your comment" either.
It adds to a discussion when others jump in and reply to others who reply
Moreover you are able to earn one more point at when you reply to at least one
other poster on the forum.
Sometimes it appears that discussion are more like a test. questions are asked
and people simply answer and no more think anything of it.. even if the person
comes back with a question about the answer thy gave.
@hardworkinggurl (37063)
• United States
4 Jan 11
Absolutely as this is why it is called discussions. I am one who gets up to seven pages full of responses and I love it. See I do not start many so it is quite easy for me to keep up with them.
Not only is it courteous to respond back, but somehow can't understand how people offline actually function sometimes. See who asks on here: Help so and so is getting abused and I need to help them, can you offer some advice.
Okay nice, I love to help in what ever way I can with my humble wisdom then the initial poster does not come back. Who does this offline? Who speaks with a group of people then walks away to allow them to speak amongst themselves.
I always keep in mind that when I start a discussion I make it so that the quality allows room for back and forth. I especially love "chain ganging" & barging as my so experienced myLotter call it.
It is where I will post this and someone comes into the comment box and many others. Not only is it fun it actually feels like a discussion. You may want to try this and see exactly what I mean with this. There are times that I can be in two discussions that lasts for a couple hours. So much fun, and actually it is the truth behind myLot whereas this has been done since the original of time.
@frontvisions101 (16043)
• Philippines
4 Jan 11
I think my sandwich got over-cooked.
Regarding your question, yeah i keep up with my discussions. Although sometimes i find it hard to keep up as i don't recieve e-mail notifications from myLot on some of my discussions. I'd have to check back on them regularly to see if someone replied just to make sure. I don't rely fully on myLot's e-mail notification system.
Regarding your question, yeah i keep up with my discussions. Although sometimes i find it hard to keep up as i don't recieve e-mail notifications from myLot on some of my discussions. I'd have to check back on them regularly to see if someone replied just to make sure. I don't rely fully on myLot's e-mail notification system.