I do not want to read what you have posted.
By dpk262006
@dpk262006 (58678)
Delhi, India
November 14, 2017 10:24pm CST
Mylot is such a platform that you could start a discussion about any topic or about yourself or your activities. However, I have observed that some of the mylotters are always in a hurry to respond to more and more posts and they just do not bother to read the contents of some discussions carefully.
They would just read the heading/title of a discussion or would focus on a catch word in a discussion and would start writing their response, whatever they feel like. They do not feel like checking again if their response is relevant to the discussion. May be they do not want to comprehend the discussions or they just cannot get what is the focal point of a discussion.
Do you read the discussions carefully and try to respond to the core point of discussion or you write whatever you feel like about a discussion?
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@dpk262006 (58678)
• Delhi, India
15 Nov 17
It is good to hear Sanjeev that you read a post carefully and only respond, when you have something relevant to say. I feel aghast when some mylotters write irrelevant and meaningness response, while responding a discussion.
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@dpk262006 (58678)
• Delhi, India
15 Nov 17
I know that you read a discussion carefully and would post a relevant response
. I agree with you that some of the mylotters start very lengthy discussions, which covers more than one issues. In that case, it gets difficult to frame our precise response.
. I agree with you that some of the mylotters start very lengthy discussions, which covers more than one issues. In that case, it gets difficult to frame our precise response.1 person likes this
@dpk262006 (58678)
• Delhi, India
15 Nov 17
@JudyEv Once or twice is permissible, it could happen with any of us.
. Reading some posts with speed is okay as they might be lengthy.
. Reading some posts with speed is okay as they might be lengthy.1 person likes this
@JudyEv (342179)
• Rockingham, Australia
15 Nov 17
@dpk262006 I do know that once or twice I've been picked up for not reading more carefully. I do tend to speed read some posts.
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@dpk262006 (58678)
• Delhi, India
15 Nov 17
You are a veteran here and I know that you do not make mistakes, while responding to a post.
@1hopefulman (45120)
• Canada
15 Nov 17
Yes, it seems that some are just interested in the money. However, I read posts thoroughly and therefore only earn a couple of dollars a month which is fine with me. Sometimes I have been on all day and I thing only a couple of times I have earned 50 cents. Most days it is only a few cents but that's ok.
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@dpk262006 (58678)
• Delhi, India
15 Nov 17
It is nice to hear that before responding to a post, you read it carefully and you try to focus on the core issue of the discussion. I agree with you that money is not everything and it should be secondary aspect. My earnings also increase at a slow pace because I am not here all the time. However, I do not bother about slow earnings, instead I enjoy myself here, while participating in discussions started by fellow mylotters.
. I agree with you that money is not everything and it should be secondary aspect. My earnings also increase at a slow pace because I am not here all the time. However, I do not bother about slow earnings, instead I enjoy myself here, while participating in discussions started by fellow mylotters.1 person likes this
@1hopefulman (45120)
• Canada
15 Nov 17
@dpk262006 Very nice that you have that attitude!
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@dpk262006 (58678)
• Delhi, India
15 Nov 17
It is wiser on your part to read the entire post and then respond. Some do not bother to read a post and quickly jump to respond.
@LightMan123 (109)
• Canada
15 Nov 17
If the information is too long to read, some people may skip certain parts.
I normally read the whole thing, because I always pick short articles/posts.
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@dpk262006 (58678)
• Delhi, India
15 Nov 17
It is wiser on your part that you carefully read a post. Yes, you are right that some mylotters write very lengthy posts, which makes it difficult to respond.
Welcome to mylot family.
@averygirl72 (37845)
• Philippines
15 Nov 17
I try to understand well first what the discussion is all about. Some are in a hurry they just scan the discussion and didn't see the details
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@dpk262006 (58678)
• Delhi, India
15 Nov 17
It is wiser on your part that before responding you try to understand the crux of a discussion. Responding a discussion without reading and understanding its contents just does not make any sense.
. Responding a discussion without reading and understanding its contents just does not make any sense.1 person likes this
@dpk262006 (58678)
• Delhi, India
15 Nov 17
I know it very well that you read the discussions very carefully and focus your response to the core issue of a discussion. You are one of the few mylotters who are always on the dot, be it your responses or comments. It is a great pleasure and fun to interact with you.
Yes, many of the mylotters do not read the discussions carefully and just post a response, based on the title of the discussion. I agree with your suggestion that those who do not read a discussion and respond at their whims and fancies should either be reported or their earnings should be deducted for posting irrelevant things.
. You are one of the few mylotters who are always on the dot, be it your responses or comments. It is a great pleasure and fun to interact with you.
Yes, many of the mylotters do not read the discussions carefully and just post a response, based on the title of the discussion. I agree with your suggestion that those who do not read a discussion and respond at their whims and fancies should either be reported or their earnings should be deducted for posting irrelevant things.1 person likes this
@dpk262006 (58678)
• Delhi, India
16 Nov 17
@LadyDuck Anna you deserve appreciation for your relentless efforts and the way you respond and post your comments. . There are very few who show such a sincerity and commitment on this platform. Therefore, it is always a great pleasure to interact with you. 
I fully agree with you that posting irrelevant comments on a discussion makes no sense and it could be called a kind of cheating. Having said that some users are incorrigible and we just cannot do much about them.
. There are very few who show such a sincerity and commitment on this platform. Therefore, it is always a great pleasure to interact with you.
I fully agree with you that posting irrelevant comments on a discussion makes no sense and it could be called a kind of cheating. Having said that some users are incorrigible and we just cannot do much about them.1 person likes this
@LadyDuck (472087)
• Switzerland
15 Nov 17
@dpk262006 Thank you very much for your kind words. I think that posting a silly comment only hoping to make some cents is cheating the site in some sort. I have reported some, because they posted the same comment on each discussion they visited.
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@pgntwo (22408)
• Derry, Northern Ireland
15 Nov 17
Some posts are vague; others are detailed almost to a fault. If I like what I read, or what I have read prompts a question or an observation, I respond or comment. Sometimes a response and comment chain can be at a complete tangent to the original post, which can be quite fun. Other times, I just pass over the post, but tuck into one or more comments on the post. And so it goes.
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@dpk262006 (58678)
• Delhi, India
15 Nov 17
I appreciate your stand that if a discussion prompts a question or need your observation you respond to such a discussion. Yes, comment chain could lead us to different topic, other than the main topic of the discussion, and it adds to fun.
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@dpk262006 (58678)
• Delhi, India
16 Nov 17
@pgntwo Yes, you are right that when we interact, we get to learn new things, which we may not be aware.
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@pgntwo (22408)
• Derry, Northern Ireland
15 Nov 17
@dpk262006 Sometimes, I find fragments, nuggets of undiscovered material, on some of the conversation threads on my posts
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@dpk262006 (58678)
• Delhi, India
16 Nov 17
If you feel so that you do not read a post carefully, in that case you should try to understand a post before responding. If there is any doubt about a post, you could always ask the host to clarify.
@dpk262006 (58678)
• Delhi, India
17 Nov 17
@Hannihar Yes, you should not hesitate to ask the host about any doubt in the post. Everyone has different perception, therefore, it is possible you or I may not be able to understand the purpose and main objective of a discussion.
@Hannihar (130213)
• Israel
16 Nov 17
@dpk262006
Thanks and I have if did not understand something they were saying.
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@JustBhem (70555)
• Davao, Philippines
15 Nov 17
I know the feeling. Yes, other Mylot members will only read what is the question in your discussion and often they don't have time to read the context of your discussion.
Sometimes I like to tell them - Hey, did you read my post? Lol.
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@dpk262006 (58678)
• Delhi, India
16 Nov 17
It means that you receive the same sort of response, which I get. Users just read the title or last part of a discussion and respond as per their whims and fancies and move ahead. These kinds of users do not come forward to interact again.
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@dpk262006 (58678)
• Delhi, India
17 Nov 17
@JustBhem You mean to say that whom you follow, they normally interact with you?
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@JustBhem (70555)
• Davao, Philippines
16 Nov 17
@dpk262006
I agree with you. I have most of the members I followed and we interact more.
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@A_loves_B (1608)
• Indonesia
15 Nov 17
I always read the whole content of the discussion carefully.
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@dpk262006 (58678)
• Delhi, India
15 Nov 17
I understand that you read the posts and comments very carefully because your responses/comments are to the point.
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@dpk262006 (58678)
• Delhi, India
15 Nov 17
@A_loves_B Yes, it is not possible to respond to those discussions, which are beyond our comprehension or to which we cannot relate to.
@A_loves_B (1608)
• Indonesia
15 Nov 17
@dpk262006 But I won't comment on it if it is beyond my knowledge.
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@galaxy2017 (179)
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16 Nov 17
I read the discussions carefully what i'm interested in, but I only leave a comment when I have something to say about it.
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@dpk262006 (58678)
• Delhi, India
16 Nov 17
Welcome to mylot family.
You are a newbie and it is good to hear that you have developed a habit to read the discussion carefully. Keep it up.
You are a newbie and it is good to hear that you have developed a habit to read the discussion carefully. Keep it up. 1 person likes this
@Shivram59 (36506)
• India
16 Nov 17
Yes,I read some of my old posts from time to time.
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@dpk262006 (58678)
• Delhi, India
16 Nov 17
I am sorry to say that you have not read this discussion carefully, it is not about old posts.
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@dpk262006 (58678)
• Delhi, India
17 Nov 17
@Shivram59 Don't yo read carefully those posts which are started by others?
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@Shivram59 (36506)
• India
16 Nov 17
@dpk262006 Sorry.I read and check every post that I send.
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@dpk262006 (58678)
• Delhi, India
17 Nov 17
Yes, you are very right that contents of a response clearly reveal whether the respondent has thoroughly read the post. I find many responses off the mark. These responses are such which tell that the respondent has responded just for the sake of it.
I know that you read and understand the discussion very carefully before responding.
@allknowing (137822)
• India
16 Nov 17
I do not read if the post is too long and nor do I comment on such posts.
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@dpk262006 (58678)
• Delhi, India
16 Nov 17
Yes, you are right that lengthy posts are ignored by many of us. I understand that you read other posts carefully and respond accordingly.
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@dpk262006 (58678)
• Delhi, India
16 Nov 17
I know that you are very careful and just see to it that you are posting a relevant response to a discussion.
PS - I hope you are doing well.
PS - I hope you are doing well. 1 person likes this
@dpk262006 (58678)
• Delhi, India
17 Nov 17
@bluesa Nice to know that you are doing well. I am doing fine.
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@bluesa (15022)
• Johannesburg, South Africa
16 Nov 17
@dpk262006 thank you. I am doing well, I hope you're doing well too.
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@nanette64 (20364)
• Fairfield, Texas
15 Nov 17
I definitely read the entire post before commenting @dpk262006 .
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@dpk262006 (58678)
• Delhi, India
16 Nov 17
It is commendable that you read the entire post before responding and hopefully, you touch the main point of a discussion, before you finalize your response.
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@dpk262006 (58678)
• Delhi, India
17 Nov 17
@nanette64 You are wise. Keep it up.
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@lovebuglena (44722)
• Staten Island, New York
16 Nov 17
I read the discussions in full before responding. Just because I do that doesn't mean I understand everything that is being talked about in those discussions. Sometimes if a title of a discussion is a question and I am pressed for time I may just answer what is asked in the title and move on. And I find that there are people that do just that. They will respond to the question in the title and go on their way, even though the question is not the main point of the discussion.
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@dpk262006 (58678)
• Delhi, India
16 Nov 17
It is good that you read the entire discussion and try your best to understand the crux of the discussions. There may be some discussions which are not very clear and do not reveal what for a host has posted such a discussion. Some users just vent out and in those cases, we just cannot comment much.
If you find that you are unable to understand a discussion, if you have time and curiosity, you could ask the host to clarify the main point of the discussion.
Those who just respond on the basis of title of a discussion are not doing any justice to the host, themselves and to this platform.
. There may be some discussions which are not very clear and do not reveal what for a host has posted such a discussion. Some users just vent out and in those cases, we just cannot comment much.
If you find that you are unable to understand a discussion, if you have time and curiosity, you could ask the host to clarify the main point of the discussion.
Those who just respond on the basis of title of a discussion are not doing any justice to the host, themselves and to this platform.@dpk262006 (58678)
• Delhi, India
17 Nov 17
@lovebuglena Yes, posting a question as title of the discussion may fetch more responses but the point is will the responses be relevant to the contents of the discussion?
Users just read the question mentioned in the title and immediately start responding and post it.
Yes, I agree with you that sometimes we are unable to find an appropriate title for a discussion and we end up with a question, as its title.
@lovebuglena (44722)
• Staten Island, New York
16 Nov 17
@dpk262006 I think posting a question as the title gets more people to respond to a discussion. I've had questions as titles myself. But I think that it may not be the best thing to do because then people just answer the question for the sake of leaving a response and don't actually read the discussion. Sometimes it's hard to come up with a title though so a question as the title seems like a good alternative. But of course when I do that I make sure it's relevant to the discussion. Don't want to mislead readers.
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@dpk262006 (58678)
• Delhi, India
20 May 21
It is wiser on your part that you read the discussion carefully and then only you post your response.
Have a nice day! Take care!
Have a nice day! Take care!1 person likes this
