Comments on: If you’re reading those comments, then say so http://jdesignlab.com/social-media/if-youre-reading-those-comments-then-say-so.html Jyoti's Musings Sat, 06 Mar 2010 05:28:52 +0530 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: jyoti http://jdesignlab.com/social-media/if-youre-reading-those-comments-then-say-so.html/comment-page-1#comment-501 jyoti Thu, 26 Nov 2009 10:37:40 +0000 http://jdesignlab.com/?p=764#comment-501 I think it's also because Facebook has set a tone for free-minded interaction and Twitter sort of compels people to show intelligence in some manner :) OTOH blogs are seen as an individual's domain so people make a quiet entry and exit without leaving a footprint! If bloggers made determined efforts to respond to their comments, they'd promote more knowledge exchange. Already, I find that happening but there're still those who're happy with their dose of feedback coming through other channels so let comments to their blogs vegetate! I think it’s also because Facebook has set a tone for free-minded interaction and Twitter sort of compels people to show intelligence in some manner :) OTOH blogs are seen as an individual’s domain so people make a quiet entry and exit without leaving a footprint! If bloggers made determined efforts to respond to their comments, they’d promote more knowledge exchange. Already, I find that happening but there’re still those who’re happy with their dose of feedback coming through other channels so let comments to their blogs vegetate!

]]> By: Sunil Rajguru http://jdesignlab.com/social-media/if-youre-reading-those-comments-then-say-so.html/comment-page-1#comment-500 Sunil Rajguru Thu, 26 Nov 2009 09:57:33 +0000 http://jdesignlab.com/?p=764#comment-500 You are so right. Most of the people read a lot of blogs and yet don't comment for some reason. All the comments are reserved for Facebook, Twitter etc. For example I came across a site with great funny quotes related to journalism, garnering hardly any comments. The same site is on Facebook and gets upto 600 comments for one post! We love reading blogs, but love replying only on social networking sites, for some reason. You are so right. Most of the people read a lot of blogs and yet don’t comment for some reason. All the comments are reserved for Facebook, Twitter etc. For example I came across a site with great funny quotes related to journalism, garnering hardly any comments. The same site is on Facebook and gets upto 600 comments for one post! We love reading blogs, but love replying only on social networking sites, for some reason.

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