Quick Response Challenge

@wiLLmaH (8802)
Singapore, Singapore
November 21, 2023 8:21pm CST
What kind of discussions make you hit that reply button without a second thought? Personal Experiences: Do you find yourself drawn to discussions where people share personal stories or experiences? Whether it's a travel adventure, a life lesson, or a funny incident, personal narratives have a way on you to comment quickly? Thought-Provoking Questions: Are you more likely to reply when faced with a thought-provoking question? Discussions that make you ponder, reflect, or share your opinions might be the ones that get an immediate response from you. Shared Interests: Do you have a hobby, passion, or interest that, when mentioned in a discussion, makes you eager to participate? Whether it's a book, a movie, a hobby, or a specific genre, shared interests often lead to quick and enthusiastic replies. Daily Life Updates: Are you someone who enjoys keeping up with fellow MyLotters' daily lives? Discussions about daily routines, challenges, or even small victories might be the ones you find yourself replying to swiftly. Controversial Topics: Do you jump into discussions that tackle controversial or debated subjects? Sometimes, a hot topic can ignite quick and passionate responses as people express their opinions. What type of discussions instantly grab your attention and make you want to reply right away?
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@Missmwngi (12915)
• Nairobi, Kenya
22 Nov
I have to read through the post regardless of the topic If i have a reply I post, if not I just like and pass
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@wiLLmaH (8802)
• Singapore, Singapore
24 Nov
I'm the same way! Anything that sparks a bit of curiosity or makes me think usually gets an instant response from me.
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@wiLLmaH (8802)
• Singapore, Singapore
24 Nov
@Missmwngi Will do :) Have a great Saturday
@Missmwngi (12915)
• Nairobi, Kenya
24 Nov
@wiLLmaH That's the way to go. See you around.
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@jstory07 (139354)
• Roseburg, Oregon
22 Nov
I answer all of the discussion with out caring what they are about.
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@wiLLmaH (8802)
• Singapore, Singapore
24 Nov
Saw your a number of 113,043 responses as of 24th November 2023.. Thank you Judy!
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@RebeccasFarm (89741)
• Arvada, Colorado
22 Nov
I would fail the daily life updates..nothing to update here
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@wiLLmaH (8802)
• Singapore, Singapore
24 Nov
I completely understand.
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• Arvada, Colorado
25 Nov
@sallypup (60790)
• Centralia, Washington
22 Nov
It depends. I try to answer folks on my posts but if I can't think what to say I go to their posts and see if what they have posted peeks my interest or need to blat.
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@wiLLmaH (8802)
• Singapore, Singapore
24 Nov
If nothing to comment on: do you hit the like button?
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@wiLLmaH (8802)
• Singapore, Singapore
24 Nov
@sallypup Agreeable! Sometime, I like the discussion yet nothing to add on but I also forget to "like" it.. haha
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@sallypup (60790)
• Centralia, Washington
24 Nov
@wiLLmaH It depends on the circumstances and my mood. I try to not just hit the like button just cause its there.
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@RubyHawk (99405)
• Atlanta, Georgia
22 Nov
I can’t answer that. I answer my notifications, read the discussion I have time for and comment on each one.
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@wiLLmaH (8802)
• Singapore, Singapore
24 Nov
Absolutely! Responding to notifications is a great way to keep the conversation flowing.
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@RubyHawk (99405)
• Atlanta, Georgia
24 Nov
@wiLLmaH It absolutely is.
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@lazydaizee (6735)
• United Kingdom
22 Nov
Memories, I like to answer discussions about subjects that remind me of things that have happened in the past. I enjoy any sort of nostalgia and many of the discussions bring back memories for me. I read a lot of books, so I like to read and write book reviews.
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@wiLLmaH (8802)
• Singapore, Singapore
24 Nov
Ah, memories are like treasures, aren't they? And book reviews! That's fantastic. It's wonderful that you find joy in discussions that evoke memories!
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@vandana7 (100127)
• India
28 Nov
1, 2, and 5. Controversial stuff kinda...makes me want to read and learn and share my thoughts, and even think at that point of time. Thought provoking ...really good for almost the same reason. Personal experiences I look for solutions.
@wiLLmaH (8802)
• Singapore, Singapore
29 Nov
Controversial topics and thought-provoking discussion allows for diverse perspectives and encourages critical thinking. For Personal experiences, sharing insights and learning from others' experiences can be incredibly valuable. Are there any particular controversial or thought-provoking topics that have stood out to you recently?
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@much2say (55318)
• Los Angeles, California
28 Nov
A friend's name . . . if I know someone pretty well, just seeing them pop up in the list of discussions make me want to know what they have to say. But really, I would go for any of those topics (but would stay away from the super controversial ones). I just don't have a lot of time to be here, so I just pick whatever that catches my eye that moment.
@much2say (55318)
• Los Angeles, California
1 Dec
@wiLLmaH Yes, that is exactly it !
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@wiLLmaH (8802)
• Singapore, Singapore
28 Nov
It's wonderful how personal connections can make a platform like this more engaging. It's like a digital community where you get excited to see familiar faces (or usernames, in this case).
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@allknowing (135331)
• India
27 Nov
I prefer short posts and always find something to respond to such posts.
@allknowing (135331)
• India
27 Nov
@wiLLmaH Some cover many topics in one post so not easy to respond to all of them.
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@wiLLmaH (8802)
• Singapore, Singapore
27 Nov
Short posts can indeed be concise and to the point, making it easier to engage quickly. Short posts can indeed be concise and to the point, making it easier to engage quickly
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@wiLLmaH (8802)
• Singapore, Singapore
28 Nov
@allknowing Indeed.
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@xstitcher (32270)
• Petaluma, California
24 Nov
I guess I would be more likely to post on a topic by someone with a shared interest.
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@LadyDuck (470798)
• Switzerland
22 Nov
I read a bit of everything, but I avoid to jump into discussions where I know that some narrow mind people will immediately come there to start a fight. I never consider religious and political posts.
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@wiLLmaH (8802)
• Singapore, Singapore
24 Nov
And I totally get you on avoiding those heated discussions. It's like stepping into a lion's den sometimes.
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@wiLLmaH (8802)
• Singapore, Singapore
24 Nov
@LadyDuck Absolutely, discussions around certain topics can sometimes evoke strong emotions and convictions. Fanatics are passionate people.
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@LadyDuck (470798)
• Switzerland
24 Nov
@wiLLmaH I agree and fanatics will always defend their opinion, becoming aggressive and offensive if needed.
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• United States
28 Nov
I pretty much will read any post unless it's political. I won't get into political discussions but otherwise I enjoy talking about a variety of topics.
@wiLLmaH (8802)
• Singapore, Singapore
29 Nov
That's completely fair—politics can be quite a divisive subject. It's wonderful that you're open to engaging in discussions on various topics.
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@just4him (317004)
• Green Bay, Wisconsin
24 Nov
I think shared interests and daily life updates. I like to know what's going on in a person's life and learn about their culture.
@Treborika (17661)
• Mombasa, Kenya
2 Dec
For me l like the Daily Life updates and personal experience discussion topics.I would reply on these kinds of discussions when they just pop up without hesitation.
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@wiLLmaH (8802)
• Singapore, Singapore
4 Dec
Responding without hesitation sounds like you're fully immersed in the conversations. Is it the relatability or the chance to connect on a more personal level that makes you reply?