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sub_dividedI didn't manage to write up a post for this round, but I did manage some comments on Tari's (excellent) discussion post:
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tarigwaemir really is a much better discussion-post writer. ^^; As in, she can write posts that invite discussion: when I write these things, I ramble on and on with my own opinions, and end up limiting the discussion to either agreement/disagreement or highly personal annecdotes. (Or maybe just cowing people into not posting their own opinions at all, aha.) Tari's disciplined/restrained style is a much more effective approach, if your goal is actually getting people to, you know, weigh in.
What do you guys think? Are you more likely to comment to a post that is more open-ended and invites any and all thoughts on a topic, or one where the author expresses definite (though not intended to provoke) opinions?
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tarigwaemir really is a much better discussion-post writer. ^^; As in, she can write posts that invite discussion: when I write these things, I ramble on and on with my own opinions, and end up limiting the discussion to either agreement/disagreement or highly personal annecdotes. (Or maybe just cowing people into not posting their own opinions at all, aha.) Tari's disciplined/restrained style is a much more effective approach, if your goal is actually getting people to, you know, weigh in. What do you guys think? Are you more likely to comment to a post that is more open-ended and invites any and all thoughts on a topic, or one where the author expresses definite (though not intended to provoke) opinions?