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Comments and Dialogue are the Currency of Community

Eric Peterson Jr. | 02.02.10 | 04:25 PM |
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As a new blogger I was excited to read and comment on responses from the SIA Community on my first blog entry. I kept checking on the “Read More” button and scrolling down to engage in a lively conversation. First thing I noticed was no one was commenting at all; not even a “Interesting!” or “You’re full of it.”…nothing. Second thing I was surprised by was that my own looking counted as a “read” on the popularity meter. Out of the fifty or so reads at least a dozen were my own. I think the promotion of specific blogs should be determined by the number of unique comments from the community and not from anyone just clicking on the “read more” button. PLEASE make comments, even if you only have a second to type in a phrase at least it can begin the conversation…a prelude to Real Community.

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Submitted by Eric Peterson Jr. on February 23, 2010 - 5:48pm.

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With only six weeks left for this blog site you should let bloggers know what you think of their messages NOW!!

Submitted by Angela Murphy on February 10, 2010 - 11:37am.

Hi Eric,
I love the title of your post!
Yes... connecting with each other in meaningful dialogue is a wonderful currency. Thanks for encouraging comments.
We look forward to reading your comments on other people's blogs too!
peace,
Angela

Submitted by West Kootenay I... on February 5, 2010 - 8:51am.

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Right On! Eric!

I keep wondering, where the hell is everybody??????????????????????

I usually stick with the DECLARE section for more activity.

Submitted by Eric Peterson Jr. on February 6, 2010 - 8:12am.

Thanks West, I moved my response to your Pineal question over to "Declare"; I appreciate the fishing tip!

Submitted by Bob Johnston on February 4, 2010 - 8:30am.

. . . and I hear you, Eric. I'll get back to you as soon as I can. Have a great day! Bob

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