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04-07-2016 12:46 PM
I just skim over long posts unless they are meant for me. One exception would be if it's quoting an article that I would find interesting. I never read the posts in the tiny print, because I can't. I also don't read posts in colors that are hard on my eyes.
04-07-2016 12:46 PM
I do not usually read a long post. And I most definitely won't read a long post that has no paragraph breaks.
04-07-2016 12:47 PM
Usually, the first two or three sentences determine whether I will read a long post. Sometimes, yes; sometimes, no.
04-07-2016 12:48 PM
99% of the time it is NO! Depends on the topic/poster. If there are no paragraphs, then it's NEVER!
04-07-2016 12:53 PM
Long is relative.
I'm more concerned with quality than quantity. If the post is long but the content is interesting, I'll read it. Sometimes I don't even finish a short post because it's just a complaint about a host, the way someone is dressing, or about a reality show I don't care about.
04-07-2016 12:58 PM
it depends. one thing is i don't care for all the colored fonts but i do read them. i may have made a few longer posts myself . the lecturing posts i just skip over and also the ones where posters demand sources . like its CommCht101
04-07-2016 01:08 PM
Rarely, and generally not with an article or news clipping attached.
When that happens, it generally becomes a long and bloviated post. Big yawn.
04-07-2016 01:08 PM
If I have time, I read them. Many people here write really well.
04-07-2016 01:12 PM
Used to have a gal in here that was long winded would write about a page long full and send links nobody cared a fig about and rambled on about stupid 'stuff'' that never made sense.
I just figured she had early dementia and skipped over all.
04-07-2016 01:13 PM
@ashleigh dupray wrote:it depends. one thing is i don't care for all the colored fonts but i do read them. i may have made a few longer posts myself . the lecturing posts i just skip over and also the ones where posters demand sources . like its CommCht101
@CatsyCline sometimes the ones that ask for sources bother me. Sometimes it's such a farfetched notion a source should have been provided. Other times it's on the reader and just rude and lazy not to answer your own question and google it yourself.
I don't mind long posts although they're impossible to read if they don't have paragraph breaks. I've actually had to use my finger on the screen to trace the text -- but haven't done that in some time. I'll just skip it.
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