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Treat Comments as Microblogs

Commenting is a positive habit. Suppose you post blogs and don't get any comments. How do you feel if there are no comments? And how do you feel when you see a comment on your article? A single comment can uplift the mental state from frustration to inspiration. How do you treat a comment? I try to react to all comments on my blogs. Here, on RaedCash, I don't get a large number of comments. So, replying is possible. I remember getting 100+ comments on LinkedIn articles during 2014 - 2015. Before Microsoft acquired LinkedIn, the features and engagement were better! On LinkedIn and most other platforms, we can click "Like" and reply to comments. ReadCash has given the option for "Like," "reply," and also "upvoting" comments. I try to reply to all comments. Comments are direct feedback to the blogs. Consider comments as microblogs and treat them respectfully. I try to reply to every comment on my articles published here and elsewhere. Reply to all comments. I often support commenters. I often try to scan the blogs of the commenters. If the titles attract my reading, I go inside the article and try supporting it with a comment and a reciprocal upvote (if the commenter has already upvoted my post). I often upvote a comment based on its content and logic. The below screenshot is an example of a comment on my article "Who Needs an Eraser", and how I replied and supported a comment. https://read.cash/@Unity/who-needs-an-eraser-bfc9ac0c

*Graphics: A screenshot of a comment from an* *article**.* https://read.cash/@Unity/who-needs-an-eraser-bfc9ac0c What does a comment mean to you? I treat comments as connected microblogs. So, I always try to reply to all comments. I also try to support the commenters. What does a comment mean to you? How do you treat comments on your articles? Do you upvote a comment? Postscript Comments are often full of insights. Comments also sometimes give new ideas. Comments can authenticate a reader with the author. Replying to comments is often a challenge for those who get many comments. Sometimes, comments are banal and contain repetitive appreciation. texts. It is also dull to write the same "thank you" reply to all similar comments. I am curious about what you reply to similar comments. `[Sponsor of this article]`

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