[Decentlady]

I love reading comments. I find myself so caught up reading comments sometime even before the articles. Comments usually give out more valuable links and options than the article itself.

[DreekLass]

I read articles online but i seldom leave a comment. Only when ive got questions or if the article moved me or some sort..

You are missing out on a lot of the benefit articles can provide. It's interaction that makes the Internet such a powerful tool over passively reading a magazine or a book.

I have to agree. While some articles are great, I tend to learn more via the comments, and especially when interacting with the people making comments. There is always more to learn.

Plus a lot of time - especially if you are reading an article about a health issue - the article is written from only one perspective. The comments are based upon a whole host of experiences and different circumstances that most likely were not covered in the article.

[thisnthat]

Plus a lot of time - especially if you are reading an article about a health issue - the article is written from only one perspective. The comments are based upon a whole host of experiences and different circumstances that most likely were not covered in the article.

Yeah, that makes a lot of sense. I get a lot of added info on earning sites this way as well, both good and bad. They will also sometimes post more links to similar sites, so I have more stuff to check out.

[DreekLass]

Plus a lot of time - especially if you are reading an article about a health issue - the article is written from only one perspective. The comments are based upon a whole host of experiences and different circumstances that most likely were not covered in the article.

Yeah, that makes a lot of sense. I get a lot of added info on earning sites this way as well, both good and bad. They will also sometimes post more links to similar sites, so I have more stuff to check out.

I hate the comments that are just posting to post a link to their website. I always scroll right past them if they have not provided any other information, except for their link.

[tpicks]

Plus a lot of time - especially if you are reading an article about a health issue - the article is written from only one perspective. The comments are based upon a whole host of experiences and different circumstances that most likely were not covered in the article.

Yeah, that makes a lot of sense. I get a lot of added info on earning sites this way as well, both good and bad. They will also sometimes post more links to similar sites, so I have more stuff to check out.

I hate the comments that are just posting to post a link to their website. I always scroll right past them if they have not provided any other information, except for their link.

Yes I look at such links as misplaced priorities. Before posting their links I think there should be a natural build up to that by way of first making an appropriate comment.

[oldbuddy]

Yes I look at such links as misplaced priorities. Before posting their links I think there should be a natural build up to that by way of first making an appropriate comment.

Anyone who has been around for a while knows posting links like that won't work anyway.

[yashrajkarthikey2]

I definitely leave comments but only on those websites which I use frequently. For example, Youtube, HowStuffWorks, MSN etc. are my favourite websites I spend time on .

[DreekLass]

Yes I look at such links as misplaced priorities. Before posting their links I think there should be a natural build up to that by way of first making an appropriate comment.

Anyone who has been around for a while knows posting links like that won't work anyway.

You would think right? It is so annoying. It's been happening more frequently on Facebook too. On popular pages - when they post an article, there are people who will just post a whole load of adfly links to supposedly free movies. It is so annoying and sticks out as spam like a sore thumb. I have been blocking them, but they always create multiple and new accounts.

[ReadmeByAmy]

I am only just reading and not commenting even it is free to make a comment and you don't need to sign up in their site. But sometimes if it interest me I am tempted to make a comment but it is only on my mind.

[DreekLass]

I am only just reading and not commenting even it is free to make a comment and you don't need to sign up in their site. But sometimes if it interest me I am tempted to make a comment but it is only on my mind.

What stops you from contributing to the comments? If you have something to add, and you have the time, you should say it. You never know who might see what you have said and gain benefit from it.

[jonjenkins]

I'm surprised at the number of people who don't take the trouble to leave a comment. If you have something useful to say, then it is a valuable addition for the website owner, and it will get some traffic back to your own site.

[tpicks]

Leaving a comment on other people's blog or site is a cool way to socialize and could help pull some traffic to your own site. This is especially the case if your comments are always striking and knowledge filled.

[oldbuddy]

I'm surprised at the number of people who don't take the trouble to leave a comment. If you have something useful to say, then it is a valuable addition for the website owner, and it will get some traffic back to your own site.

It's really quite funny, they say they don't comment by leaving a comment here.

[DreekLass]

Lol. I suppose it is a little different though. Leaving a comment on a blog vs leaving one on a forum feels different in that you will most likely get immediate responses with forums. Blogs feel a little more insular to me. But it is still important to leave useful comments on them.

[thisnthat]

Lol. I suppose it is a little different though. Leaving a comment on a blog vs leaving one on a forum feels different in that you will most likely get immediate responses with forums. Blogs feel a little more insular to me. But it is still important to leave useful comments on them.

Ha, yeah, that was funny. It is different though, especially since you often need to sign up before you can comment. I don't sign up for everything I come across.

[DreekLass]

Lol. I suppose it is a little different though. Leaving a comment on a blog vs leaving one on a forum feels different in that you will most likely get immediate responses with forums. Blogs feel a little more insular to me. But it is still important to leave useful comments on them.

Ha, yeah, that was funny. It is different though, especially since you often need to sign up before you can comment. I don't sign up for everything I come across.

That is very true. But for forums, I feel like there is more knowledge to be gained, so I am much more likely to sign up for a forum to post, then I am to sign up to a blog in order to leave a comment there.

[simonex]

I use to comment only on sites where I am a member. I don't like to leave comments on newspapers or on any other public forums.

[DreekLass]

I use to comment only on sites where I am a member. I don't like to leave comments on newspapers or on any other public forums.

On newspaper? do you mean news articles?

[Tyrona]

Hi, yes I love commenting to make people believe and have encouragement especially if it taste good and has example

[sprite1950]

I only really comment on sites I'm registered with such as this one and MyLot but there have been occasions where I have seen articles that I would like to comment on but the sites require you to register. It does put me off I must admit and I usually don't bother.