Im just curious if Im the only one whose irritated by really long emails and posts lol.
My sister wrote me such a long email the other day I didnt have time to read it & I
noticed on here as much as I like the site if a post is too long I'll either skim through
it or ignore it all together. Scuse me its just a pet peeve of mine lol.
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Well, I guess it just
Well, I guess it just depends! I kind of like medium posts with some meat on them, but I like variation also. Short posts break things up a bit. Long blog postings, especially the ones written by me, can be soooo fascinating! Ha ha ha!
Based on word count, I must
Based on word count, I must be the most irritating person on this site. Honest, I am trying to cut myself off, but perseveration is one of my personal ASD issues. Don't be too hard on me, OK?
From the perspective of a reader, I do read short and concise posts better and understand them more easily. I just can't seem to learn how to write them that way. I keep trying though and I really appreciate all of you who have stuck it through and read my "stuff" here.
Even though most of us come onto this site for emotional therapy, I also like it for the reading and writing and typing practice it gives me. I don't mind criticism - you make a good point.
While I'm in confession mode
While I'm in confession mode - I know another irritating thing I do is edit and re-edit my stuff and I also delete my originating blog posts after only a few days or weeks. Admittedly, I also know this is considered very bad blog behavior; particularly on academic blogs where some academic "out in cyberspace" may be citing your blog entry or linking to it. However, from my perspective, I am engaged in more of a conversation (making statements of opinion, etc.) and conversations in the "real world" (outside of cyberspace) aren't archived for all eternity. My opinions about all things are constantly changing, so I like to be able to make my "stuff" current by deleting the old and moving on to the new. So I'm a "baaaad" little blogger, but I hope you all will love me and put up with me anyway - lol.
I found this webpage on Weblog etiquette at Below Zero: http://blogs.setonhill.edu/ChristopherUlicne/005090.html
However, I think Todd calls this is a social network site - so maybe we need to draw up a different set of guidelines (just not too rigid, OK?)
Todd is out numbered, too
Todd is out numbered, too many hens in this house lol. We've got what MAYBE three roosters er male
bloggers lol? I think by now Todd realizes he has created a monster =)~~~
You must hate some of my
You must hate some of my posts then.
Personally I prefer longer in depth content. As long as it is not repetitive, and full of unnecessary information. When it comes to emails, I like knowing the person spent time to say something meaningful rather than a quick note just to keep a connection...
Oh I LOVE you guys dont
Oh I LOVE you guys dont worry about it. Didnt mean you ladies in particular. Im like Wyattsmom,
too short and Im not satisfied, too long and Im bored, kinda like sex lol =)~~~