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How much do you read your post?
Nicks Mint
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Join date: 30 Jan 2009
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06-18-2009 18:57
Ok,
After you post somthing. Do you read it all the way every page every answer. Or do you just get a general idea of what people are saying then stop reading the page.??
23rdDjin Negulesco
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06-18-2009 18:58
yes.
Warder Revestel
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06-18-2009 18:58
most likely, especially the most undying thread in this forum.
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Benski Trenkins
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Yes
06-18-2009 19:02
Yes i do read all the replies on posts that i started. People take time to help me with my questions so i read them all.
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06-18-2009 19:05
From: Benski Trenkins
Yes i do read all the replies on posts that i started. People take time to help me with my questions so i read them all.


I'm with Benski. They took the time to respond; I take the time to read the responses.
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06-18-2009 19:09
From: Benski Trenkins
Yes i do read all the replies on posts that i started. People take time to help me with my questions so i read them all.


This for me too.
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SuezanneC Baskerville
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06-18-2009 19:14
I believe Rhaorth should be excused from feeling the need to read every post in the undying thread.
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Weston Graves
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06-18-2009 19:28
Yes.

Of course that's easy to say if your threads all have no more than two or three answers.

I tend to read all the replies in thread I reply in as well, until they go off into too much drama.
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Takuan Daikon
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06-18-2009 19:41
If you mean "when you start a new thread", then I do read every response. If by "when you post something" you mean posting a reply in an existing thread, I rarely read every response.

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Milla Alexandre
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06-18-2009 20:51
If it's my own thread....I read it until I am satisfied with the answers.....assuming I've asked a direct question, looking for a solution for something. I don't often post about subjective topics.....and get into long text conversations.
But.....if I've responded to another post that is sort of subjective....I will keep reading it for a while to see what others think/feel. I'm not really into conflict or argumentative by nature......so I'm not one to keep on replying until it reaches 230 pages. :p
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Bradley Bracken
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06-18-2009 21:05
If I posted a thread, I wil read all of it. An exception is when it's derailed, then I'll either join in or ignore. It all depends on what it derailed into.
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Ralektra Breda
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06-18-2009 21:57
If it is my own thread I read it until it derails which is usually after my question has been answered anyway. Once it has been derailed I continue to read it until it no longer makes me giggle IRL.

If it is someone else's thread, I might read the OP and leave. Or I might respond if I think I have something of value to add. I might also respond if I don't have anything of value to add, but I do try not to participate in derails until the original question has been answered. I usually leave a new thread when the OP is typo'd to hell and gone, or l33tsp34k, or is meant to cause drama disguised as a question.

In the case of the latter, I might stick around and feed the drama flames :) Till I get bored.
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06-18-2009 22:44
It's one thing to read the posts, it's another to understand them. :p

Pep (It's yet another to be *able* to understand them if the recent crop from the "English as a *very* foreign language" posters is anything to go by. :eek: )
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