Informative or interactive ?

India
February 12, 2016 11:55am CST
In $myLot$, we can publish any type of posts we like to publish. But, the posts of the informative kind may attract fewer comments. For instance, I made a post recently about an army person who survived for six days after being buried under the ice. To my amazement, the interaction was unusually less. The question here is whether we make interactive type posts or not. First of all, we need to choose the subject for interactions and make a post as simple as possible. If the readers find no interesting stuff for discussion, they'll just skip or move on without making any comment. It's important to find a suitable and interesting subject to write a post on this site. Isn't it right?
http://www.mylot.com/post/2891745/miraculous-survival-of-a-soldier-who-got-buried-under-the-ice).
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@rosekiss (30414)
• Eugene, Oregon
12 Feb 16
You are right in the fact that if it isn't interesting, then others won't want to respond to them at all. I am fortunate that all of my discussions have lots of responses and comments, which really makes me happy, as some of them are topics of things that I have seen happen, or things, that have actually happened to me. I wasn't sure if they were interesting enough, but to my surprise they have been. If I can't think of anything to say, then I will wait until I can come up with a topic of interest.
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• India
13 Feb 16
Thanks for sharing your experience. I think our discussions will be interesting if they can engage, entertain, and enlighten the readers to some extent. @rosekiss @trivia79
@rosekiss (30414)
• Eugene, Oregon
14 Feb 16
@vickyblogs I agree with you. That is what makes mylot what it is, as the interaction is the best part of it. I like to interact as much as I can, and I hope that otehrs will want to as well.
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@trivia79 (7828)
• El Segundo, California
15 Feb 16
@rosekiss @vickyblogs I agree to both of you! haha
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@JohnRoberts (109846)
• Los Angeles, California
12 Feb 16
You have to make a decision: pander to the masses and write what you think will attract interest and comment or write what you feel and want and let the chips fall. Most of what I write falls on deaf ears or is that eyes but I write for myself.
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• India
13 Feb 16
We have to try our best to present interesting posts.@JohnRoberts
@Marcyaz (35316)
• United States
12 Feb 16
I remember that post about the army person being buried, which I found quite interesting. Don't know why you didn't have more responses on that one.
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• India
13 Feb 16
Nice to know that you have read that post. @Marcyaz
@kiran8 (15348)
• Mangalore, India
13 Feb 16
Anything that is understood by all the members generates more response...Information and interaction are what an individual perceives. For some film news is News and for some it is politics and gardening and so on... mylot caters to all kinds of tastes !
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@Vjvals (906)
• Roseville, California
12 Feb 16
I guess "interesting" depends on the person. I would find that army story engaging if I came across it.
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• India
13 Feb 16
I have inserted the link in this same post. for you specially, I'm giving the link at this comment box. Please go through the sad story and share your view. The brave soldier has departed from this world. @Vjvals
Naik Hanamanthapapa, a soldier of the Indian Army, who was rescued six days after an avalanche attack on an Indian Army base in Siachen, was later flown to Army...
@JudyEv (342084)
• Rockingham, Australia
13 Feb 16
What you say is true but sometimes a post that you don't think will attract a lot of readers strikes a chord for some reason and you get a lot of comments. So it is hard to judge what is going to do well and what isn't.
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• India
13 Feb 16
Yes, there are exceptions. @JudyEv
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@trivia79 (7828)
• El Segundo, California
13 Feb 16
for me, i like that type of posts. i know mylot is a great place to know and learn from the experiences of various people but it is also a place where you can share knowledge of the world.
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