Food For Thought For Quilters on This Board
#31
I prefer to receive and give thoughtful comments. If I don't have anything to say besides "looks cute" then I don't comment and I don't expect others to comment on my pictures when they don't have thoughtful comments to add to the discussion.
The same way that you extrapolated from your own feelings that everyone wants to receive a lot of comments, I have extrapolated from my feelings that a one or two word comment is unnecessary.
The same way that you extrapolated from your own feelings that everyone wants to receive a lot of comments, I have extrapolated from my feelings that a one or two word comment is unnecessary.
#32
Maybe we need a "facebook" smiley face?? Or a "like"/"love" button?? But that would not constitute enough letters unless we did 10 smiley faces. When I post or someone else, I appreciate a few well written criticism or statements rather than 2 pages that say "very pretty". But that's me, I am more of a cut and dried person.
I also appreciate, very much, when someone posts, pattern and designer (if known), fabric used, etc and not just "I made this". Now I understand some people are not "writers, but just a list is very helpful. But I never turn down a great story of how it came about. LOL. I can be long winded LOL
While I'm on a roll, I also love when someone put a descriptive title, it makes it easier to go back and find articles. "Help" or "New Quilt" makes it harder to wade through multiple posts. OK done for now LOL!!
I also appreciate, very much, when someone posts, pattern and designer (if known), fabric used, etc and not just "I made this". Now I understand some people are not "writers, but just a list is very helpful. But I never turn down a great story of how it came about. LOL. I can be long winded LOL
While I'm on a roll, I also love when someone put a descriptive title, it makes it easier to go back and find articles. "Help" or "New Quilt" makes it harder to wade through multiple posts. OK done for now LOL!!
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#33
I prefer to receive and give thoughtful comments. If I don't have anything to say besides "looks cute" then I don't comment and I don't expect others to comment on my pictures when they don't have thoughtful comments to add to the discussion.
The same way that you extrapolated from your own feelings that everyone wants to receive a lot of comments, I have extrapolated from my feelings that a one or two word comment is unnecessary.
The same way that you extrapolated from your own feelings that everyone wants to receive a lot of comments, I have extrapolated from my feelings that a one or two word comment is unnecessary.
#36
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I make comments when I have something to add to the conversation. If I am going to do nothing but repeat what has already been said, I do not leave a comment. I also do not leave a comment if the only thing I have to say is very negative.
#37
I totally agree with the sentiment, but one problem could be lack of time, I am guilty of looking only at the quilts that interest me (appliques, scraps) and I do not comment sometime because it seems trite to repeat the same words over and over but I see the point, I will try to participate more. thanks
#38
I understand your post and agree wholeheartedly. Even when a post is a question about color or some other choice, it is nice to see that others have noticed and have taken the time to help or to just give that pat on the back.
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