Do you read and vote the questions that have a long explanation?
Do you feel lazy when you find questions that have such a long text as explanation?
| Yes, I vote and read. | 37 | |
| I vote without reading. | 9 | |
| No, I don't read or vote if it is too long | 18 |
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NotFloydzie
I read them, but let's say if I read them half way through and at that point I know I can't relate or give you my advice, I jump to the next story.
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Glass
I just vote and comment on what interests me. The length of a post doesn't matter.
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RapidlyRotatingPanda
If I made a question I would feel inclined to make it short, snappy, witty and punctual, because people will not care otherwise. Hell even writing comments I often don't send them because I deem them unworthy. Except this one of course. This one sucked.
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dappled
I never vote or answer unless I've read it all (and not just because people would slam me for it). If I start on a wall of text and know that I've little to offer, I do stop reading. But if it's something I have personal experience of, I keep reading and then try to say something useful.
I'll be honest, though, I give up on a greater proportion of posts than I used to. I don't think it's my fault. I think it's because they're so atrociously written that I lose patience with them, and I really am known for being patient. If it turns me away, it's got to be very bad indeed.
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NeuroNeptunian
This.
What gets me the most is when the stories lack paragraph breaks or worse... are seven paragraph run on sentences. I feel bad for ditching a poorly written story but when I do read them, my inner asshole wants to tell them that their problems stem from their improper communication skills or obvious lack of education. I know it's not always the case, hence, my clam.
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dappled
The ones that bother me are the ones which start with a point and then sidle off into the dark woods of irrelevant information and diversion.
Like, if you're hurt because your boyfriend cheated on you, forcing people to read a dense paragraph about the colour of the wallpaper at his grandmother's summer house isn't going to inspire helpfulness in the people whose time you've just wasted with such extraneity.
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[Old Memory]
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Lynxikat
I read the ones that have paragraph breaks and the OP uses good grammar where I can understand what they're saying.
If it's just one huge ass long paragraph and the person is typing like they have no clue how to spell, then I move on the the next post- I don't even vote.
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DudeUrFuglyXox
as long as it makes sense and doesn't sound like a 9 year old is typing then yeah i usually do
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thanksforthefreecar
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[Old Memory]
Usually it's those who speak too much who have the least to say. But it varies. Some I'll read and others I won't.
Like all things it hinges on circumstance.
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AbnormallyAwesome
I always read the whole question.
But I don't read long answeres unless they're incredebly intresting.Comment Hidden ( show ) -
dom180
I never vote or comment without reading the whole thing carefully due to the number ridiculous cock-ups I make whenever I don't and my comments make no sense =S I usually bother to read unless it's very dull or very long :P I still probably won't comment though, even then xD
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Shackleford96
It depends on how much time I have really. As others have mentioned, it also depends on how well they are written and whether or not I feel like I have anything meaningful to contribute.
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