Good one! To me, this is where I get to meet a cross-section of people and perspectives, with author mindset as a common denominator. I look for feedback for growth, but very few people do that.
I also like to return the favor of those who committedly help me grow, persistently supporting, in different ways.
And then, there are some I learn from, the ones who stimulate thought. I keep focussed on my goal, no matter how tempting some distractions are😉
I totally agree with you…and one can make out from the lot…from the type of comments….from the discussions…from the text…and that makes WordPress a great blogging site…
Haha, this is too good to be coincidental. It looks as if you just penned down the thoughts of my mind. At times I have seen likes to many of my posts within a single minute, is it humanly impossible to read all of them within a minute???
This is so genuinely written.It is making me laugh because sometimes when I know that a person writes well and I am running short of time,I take it for granted and sometimes like a post just like that,though it is very rare but yes it does happen at times ..Thankfully on my posts,there are just a few who do a favour while rest actually take out their precious time to drop a comment.I must say I am lucky in this matter…hahahah
What a beautifully written ponderable (is that a word? It should be). Certainly symbiosis at it’s base. No matter how good we are, we have to settle for that till we become genius, THEN people seek us out. Or unless we die. Genius or death…
I think you speak for many bloggers on likes. But who are we writing for? Ourselves. I like my work and I discover many other blogger, such as you, who write pieces of interest.
Symbiosis-related, in a vague, esoteric light … just now my favorite band / era-of-same is playing in the background: Genesis / Peter Gabriel-era. One lyric in particular colored its way through the din: ‘I know what I like, and I like what I know.’ .. Which, I’m going to take the liberty of borrowing as my comment to the contents of your post – which I fully read & comprehended. And, after I tap ‘post comment,’ will have commented on as well.
Good one! To me, this is where I get to meet a cross-section of people and perspectives, with author mindset as a common denominator. I look for feedback for growth, but very few people do that.
I also like to return the favor of those who committedly help me grow, persistently supporting, in different ways.
And then, there are some I learn from, the ones who stimulate thought. I keep focussed on my goal, no matter how tempting some distractions are😉
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I totally agree with you…and one can make out from the lot…from the type of comments….from the discussions…from the text…and that makes WordPress a great blogging site…
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Simply: life itself😉 Haan?!
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life itself…yes…
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Just FYI: I’m one who often “Like”s without commenting. But I never “Like” what I haven’t read in it’s entirety. Take heart!
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Nice to know…Like without comments is OK…but not without reading….you are right at your part….regards…
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Haha, this is too good to be coincidental. It looks as if you just penned down the thoughts of my mind. At times I have seen likes to many of my posts within a single minute, is it humanly impossible to read all of them within a minute???
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Hahaha…. Great minds think alike…but still the entire setup is amazing…thanks for the comments…
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The literary burn is intense on this one! Raises a lot of great questions and concerns; yet still flows nicely.
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Thanks a lot…
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This is so genuinely written.It is making me laugh because sometimes when I know that a person writes well and I am running short of time,I take it for granted and sometimes like a post just like that,though it is very rare but yes it does happen at times ..Thankfully on my posts,there are just a few who do a favour while rest actually take out their precious time to drop a comment.I must say I am lucky in this matter…hahahah
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Thanks….you are lucky…in that sense…
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I like this thougt. A like from one of my fellow blogger allow me to go and discover his writing.
And I love it!
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You are welcome to this space….hope you may like few other posts too…
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What a beautifully written ponderable (is that a word? It should be). Certainly symbiosis at it’s base. No matter how good we are, we have to settle for that till we become genius, THEN people seek us out. Or unless we die. Genius or death…
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Thanks Hannah…
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I think you speak for many bloggers on likes. But who are we writing for? Ourselves. I like my work and I discover many other blogger, such as you, who write pieces of interest.
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Thanks Mr. Mel…I agree with you completely….there has to be self satisfaction…at the end….
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Symbiosis-related, in a vague, esoteric light … just now my favorite band / era-of-same is playing in the background: Genesis / Peter Gabriel-era. One lyric in particular colored its way through the din: ‘I know what I like, and I like what I know.’ .. Which, I’m going to take the liberty of borrowing as my comment to the contents of your post – which I fully read & comprehended. And, after I tap ‘post comment,’ will have commented on as well.
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Thanks for your blatant opinion…. We need to like…what we really like…
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