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Up North 07-03-2010 07:47 AM

Ok so I looked again better comment huh? LOL

sewjoyce 07-03-2010 08:09 AM


Originally Posted by bearisgray

Originally Posted by bj
The two main reasons I don't respond are: 1) I have nothing new to add, it's already been said, and 2) I can't answer their question. It doesn't seem helpful to say I don't know.

Me, too.

Me also!! :D

sewcrafty 07-03-2010 08:27 AM

A lot of times if the question has already been answered I move on. Sometimes I'll click on something that I find I can't help with either so I've move on then or sometimes say I can't help. Just a mood thing I guess, not to be taken personally at all. :-D

dakotamaid 07-03-2010 08:55 AM


Originally Posted by thequilteddove
There are so many posts it would fill up an entire day just to respond to them :) As it is, it takes half the day reading them lol

I agree, so many times I just peek at what's new and depending on my time and the mood I may respond or not. That is no reflection on anybody or anything. Just the way it is!! LOL!!

Luv Quilts and Cats 07-03-2010 08:56 AM

Stop thinking about it and start sewing. It will take your mind off it! LOL

fliedermaus 07-03-2010 09:00 AM

:lol: Just looked at this thread, and although I have nothing to say, feel obliged to comment. I bet there're loads of lurkers lurking and thinking *darn, I can't comment on that!*

Gramof6 07-03-2010 10:15 AM

I don't always answer because as others have said, My answer has already been posted by someone else. So why repeat it? :D Or I just don't know how to answer. :D I sure don't mean to be rude or uncaring. I do try to read as many of the posts as I can each day. This post of mine, here I am repeating what others have said. :D :D :D

Lisanne 07-03-2010 10:17 AM

My reasons:

1. Many people use "teaser" titles for their threads, so I look just to see what the thread is about. Yours is a good example. I had no idea whether your thread was about sex, the economy, or something that happened that day. Very often, once I've looked, I have no interest in the topic and so no reason to post a comment.

2. Like many others, I may be interested in the thread topic but not have anything valuable of my own to add.

3. I often check back when I'm interested in a thread. So I may post once, then look at it five or ten more times to see what else has been said - so you see 6 or 11 looks but only one reply for all of them. (And if I did post, I often check to see if anyone responded to what *I* said.)

4. Sometimes a thread is thought-provoking and I want to decide what to post, so I won't reply immediately. So you may see 2 views but only one reply in that case.

5. Frankly, sometimes I don't post because I'm censoring my words, knowing I'd only get into trouble for posting what I really want to say.

texas granny 07-03-2010 10:22 AM


Originally Posted by Boston1954
I know this is silly, but when I put a new post on, and someone answers, I have to look over where it says how many looked. I always wonder who looked and how come they did not say anything. I do the same thing myself, so why do I wonder at that. 17/185. Seventeen answered from 185 who looked.

Tell me to stop thinking about it.

Everytime I reply I get a e-mail in my in box I'm sure you do to. Depending on how much time you spend on here its inpossialbe to say something on all of the one's I look at.

sally's girl 07-03-2010 11:45 AM

I "Just Read" more post than I reply to. I guess because I don't have anything constructive to say on the subject or how I feel or think about the post was expressed by someone else.


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