Writing 101: Day Eight – Expand A Comment
In Writing 101, day eight task:
Do you ever peek at the comments you’ve left on other blogs? You might find ideas for future posts. Perhaps you left a response on a writer’s post but could have said even more, or wrote the beginnings of a larger discussion.
To read the comments you’ve made, visit your My Comments page, which you can access in the sidebar of your Reader. Look for a comment you can expand on — one that can evolve into a new post, where you can continue the discussion or address a related idea or topic. Practice seamless linking (read point #2 in particular) and refer and link to the comment somewhere in your post:
The other day, I read a post on King of States! describing the internet as a space made of real people. I told the blog’s author, Michelle Weber, how much I enjoyed her take.
For related information, read about expanding comments into posts.
If browsing these comments leaves you empty-handed, revisit the recent comments that readers have left on your blog, and select one that you can respond to.
After reading the task about, I remember my day twelve blogging 101, we were told to increase our confidence in our comments to our fellow bloggers’ blog. I always run out of words, so I tend to give my remarks as short as possible.
But this morning it was different, the first post that I read from WordPress.com Reader is from our fellow blogger Anand of Blabberwockying, he published a letter for a dear friend, it is stimulated with motivation and encouragement, our conversation as below screenshot:
Believe it or not I was amaze on how I come up with such statement. I was a kid when I re-read it again. It is so much fun to learn new things that is out of my comfort zone. And I am glad I always do.
How about you?
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i love the image you found to use with your post 🙂
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Hahaha, thank you, I hope it made you smile 😀
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The best part about your posts is how you integrate pictures and videos with your writing. It looks so natural. Like it is meant to be there.
Whenever I try to do that. I fret about the placement of the images. Yours are always smooth.
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Hahaha, thank you The Great, but the credits is from our friends in WP community as I get bits of ideas here and there, it takes a lot of time to check them out but it is worth, btw I was literally happy when I published this post 😄😄😄
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Yes a comment is really nice, but sometimes hard to know what to say so I loved this post! Thanks! your comments is amazing!
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Thank you Lynz, feel for you, I always run out of words too 😄😄😄
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I do too!
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A meaningful comment is a great way to show that we read the post thoroughly and paid attention, right? We can all hit the like button as we scroll by in the reader but a comment shows we took the time to read! xo
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Truly, plus a bonus of additional knowledge as well ☺️☺️😊
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I love your way of writing. It has taught me more and am so glad to connect to it. Your blogging bring s smile. Just keep up the work. Cheers. 🙂
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Thank you Prince, cheers to you too 😊😊😊
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I always appreciate a comment that someone has left. The fact that they have compelled enough to write something about what I have written is a real pleasure to me. I love interacting with other bloggers 🙂
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Ok I will keep that in mind Edwina, thank you for sharing your thoughts, see you around and happy weekend ☺️☺️☺️
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Happy Weekend to you too 🙂
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Oh you are sweet and I observed it in August at first when we were taking Blogging 101. This post just makes me smile 🙂 Thanks for being so kind, time and again.
That comment and kid’s image made me laugh. Your innocence always shines through your words Jessy. I really like your attitude a lot ❤
Love and Light ❤
Anand 🙂
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Thank you Anand, I guess if an adult like me will laugh like that it is kinda weird..hahaha..but I am lovin’ it 😀
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Hahahaha 😀 LOL
Maybe in public, but you should laugh anyway. I do 😛
Cheers 🙂
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This is great. Your post is honestly innocent. 🙂 Writers really do appreciate when you left comments because it signifies interest. 🙂
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Thank you Rose, I thought I was being childish, I can’t help it but be happy 😀
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No, you’re not! 😀
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☺️☺️☺️
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I came, I saw, I liked!
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And conquer another blog…hehehe ❤
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It is easy to press the “like” button. But a comment means, somebody really connected to the post. An even longer comment, I believe, will a way, develop and grow the writer and the reader. 🙂
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Truly Nelia, I will try to learn more, if you don’t mind me peeking in your blog too 😀
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You are most welcome. 🙂 I am not very active at the moment. I like your creative blog, you have energy. At the moment I am busy to write short stories (in Afrikaans)
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