Mylotters and their one liners

Posting long responses doesn't mean that it contains best content in it. Many people post a long response just for the sake of money. But some mylotters post good one liners which are simple and informative. So number of lines is not a matter for me. I will always look into the content they are trying to convey

It does kind of agitate me when people only leave one line discussions. Especially when I really have gotten right into one of my, "I'll respond to every response in two paragraphs and no less" moods. It really does throw off my mood and really does in fact make me wonder why a person would think so little of my topic to post so little. In a strange way however, it does allow me to get rather creative to say the very least. There are just going to be a lot of times where I take great pleasure in trying to stretch out a one line comment to a decent response. Still it is about as much of a challenge as well. Yet there are times where...GIVE ME SOMETHING TO WORK WITH, PEOPLE! Of course, all responses are appreciated, blah blah blah, politically correct statement here.

I guess the one line is OK for the title. But you have to explain what do you mean. And that goes for answers and comments too. There´s no real discussion if the person does not take his time to really writwe down his thoughts. I don´t tell newbies anything (mostly they are the newbies that post 50 poor quality discussions a day and I won´t get caught on that). As for senior, I read their answer, just in case the line has a real meaning. If it hasn´t, I pass. I often enough get a notification from mylot that the discussion I answered was deleted. At least I don´t fall for these

yes friend i am agree with you and i am also hate these 1 line response because i can not comment back on it .when i got my first referral he put 1 word respond on my discussion like good and i feel and then i send message to him and then he understand properly.

I too hate it usually when senior mylotter do such thing i have seen few have made a habit of posting one liner sometimes one lines post makes lot of sense but many a time it does not for newbie if they are too new i try to tell them that they should avoid one liners but if they don't listen and continue doing it then i ignore them i try to write a minimum of 6 to 7 lines and try to add some question which could make the discussion starters reply usually if the discussion starter post one line topic we don't have anything to discuss

I think it all depends on the response a person is giving. If there is nothing to elaborate further there is nothing wrong with answering directly to question provided it is not yes or no. No need of beating the around the bush by make long comments yet you can still pass the same message by use of few words.

Well, i try to give detailed responses to others' discussions. There are some one line responses. Mylot guidelines have put it clear to avoid making one line responses. I think some people just give one line answers to others discussions because they think the one line answer has made it clear, while some others don't know well the rules of mylot. I am not sure about those one line discussions or responses can earn their starter any earnings. Though to some questions, one line answers can make it clear, but we should try to explain it in detailed words. Or else, those answers can only increase number of posts of ours, but do no good to our earnings.

Morning, mayka! I hear you loud and clear! One liners..and few words leave me quit stymied! If it is a "newbie" I will take the time to politely suggest they read the FAQ's...especially about quality discussions...and if it is a "senior" member...I make no comment! Very, very seldom do I post/respond in anything less than four lines...and often I can get quite verbal...LOL! From senior's, I feel one liners have shut me down..the do not wish to continue the discussion..and it gives one very little to reflect on!

I am not too bothered whether there are one liners or descriptive responses to my discussions which anyway are very few.Yes, i generally ignore the one liners or post a polite thanks to themOne liners show that either the person has not fully understood the discussion or is posting a response just to earn some money and increase his tally.Of course i don`t give them any advice nor do i ask them to post longer responses.It does not concern me at all.

Hi Mayka, it had been quite common to see some members are used to write one liners in their replies. When i received that kind of respond, it do gives me some thought on how to give comment to it. As for myself, i always make sure that i know and can write a few sentences to respond to each of the discussion. I feel not comfort if i only respond with only one liner to any discussion. But, it is still depending on the responder decision.

I am sure if a bet post a one liner - it is due to a good reason. maybe the topic is a duplication and they only want to give warning to the topic starter maybe the topic is against the rule or violating rules. I don't know any veteran/s posting a one liner- unless they are having fun with close mylotters/friends.

nice point. I normally write briefly. Am not sure whether I am posting oneliners. Whenever we have to respond -- I apply the rule --How, where, what, when, why, which -- for any situation. If we take one or two of it we can make some sentences. I do not suggest anybody to post lengthy ones. However if the person has enough matter to make four or five sentences then he can do so.

I am guilty but as far as I want to prolong it I cannot, cause of its precise answer to the discussion. Making a prolong response can make my answer really flowery and wont understand by others and will be obviously that I just want to earn more. There is nothing wrong with one liner as long as it is connected to the discussion too. I hope that you understand.

I usually tend to elaborate on what I would say to a one liner discussion. I don't usually tend to tell users to make longer responses cause that could be rude. It is their prerogative to respond n a longer or shorter way. You just have to deal with them.

Indeed all the best urban

Alot can be said in one line & i guess i'm guilty of doing that. I don't mind them myself.

I get them as well, and I just thank them for their response and move on. It is up to them to post what they will and if they dont want to add much input to the discussion then I just simply thank them for posting....since in a way, they at least acknowledged my post and then posted something anyway. I have on occasion gotten some who have posted things that had nothing to do with my posts and those I just thank them for my post and move on. :)) Happy Mylotting!!

I think it depends upon the discussion content. Sometimes I simply do not have any opinion to offer but I dont want my friend to feel as if I have not been to that discussion. That is when I do write those one liners. However, I go to extraordinary lengths to increase the size of my post so that there is little scope for others to misunderstand or misinterpret my one liner response. There are a few out here, who can use just one line to express everything without complicating the issue. I envy them. I was not blessed with similar skills.

Hello mayka123, MYLOT guidelines itself say that our responses should be decsriptive and elaborative.I always try to post my response at least in 2 lines but i don't feel bad if someone respond with 1 line.Its not bad untill there is meaning and relevance in the response.I also repond sometime in 1 line when i am in a mood to interact more with my friends.I know one liner response lacks quality but its more of fun than earnings which makes me to write one liner.

I think it depends on the topic and if they have answered the discussion in the correct manner. So, sometimes it annoys me if they really haven't said anything helpful but other times they just get straight to the point so it is fine. It all depends on the topic I think.