Commenting without reading / myLot

Nairobi, Kenya

October 13, 2015 6:51am CST

Some comments i am coming across are somehow out of topic. It is like sometimes people just read the topic and comment without reading the posts. I have seen a couple today. I never comment before reading to make sure what i say contribute positively to the discussion Do you make sure to read before you comment?

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4 responses

kiran8

@kiran8 (15348)

• Mangalore, India

13 Oct 15

Yes of course , what is the point in commenting without knowing what the subject is..I too have come across such out of context comments

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Margaret Mwangi

@Missmwngi (12915)

• Nairobi, Kenya

13 Oct 15

It is somehow annoying you know. And it cuts down the conversation

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kiran8

@kiran8 (15348)

• Mangalore, India

14 Oct 15

@Missmwngi Of course it does, I am sure the admin keeps a lookout on such posts..

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Yalul

@yalul070 (1713)

• Manila, Philippines

9 Nov 15

well that's a very lazy way to do it. the posts are not even long. why can't they spend a few seconds to read them.

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Margaret Mwangi

@Missmwngi (12915)

• Nairobi, Kenya

9 Nov 15

Ooh yeah,it does not take much time reading and one can choose whichever topc he or she want to comment on

Sharon

@simone10 (54187)

• Louisville, Kentucky

13 Oct 15

This used to also happen at another site I was on. People will do anything to try and beat the system.

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Margaret Mwangi

@Missmwngi (12915)

• Nairobi, Kenya

13 Oct 15

Ha haa ooh yeah but it only makes it bad for the faithful ones

cleptomanxx@aol.com

@Cleptomanx (55)

• United States

13 Oct 15

I TOTALLY agree! Tony Stark is definitely and interesting/dynamic character, but I don't really think he has the same charisma as Steve Rodgers. Cap's a boyscout, yes, but he is so earnest in his beliefs that you want to go along with what he has to say no matter how jiminy-gee wilikers-gosh it may sound. Of course, Peter Quill tends to have a little of both along with a can-do attitude and a fanboy mentality which makes him very appealing for a comicbook-centric audience.