An affair with Words: Why I comment?

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You can get your own content published on this site as long as you have CommentLuv installed on your site.

Doing so means you get exposure to thousands and thousands of other CommentLuv users and your posts get sent out to the massive subscriber list.

Google loves this site and indexes it multiple times per day and posts always get lots of comments so you can be sure of some excellent exposure.

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I am a comment vixen in disguise. My affair with words leads me to travel the web engaging in repetitive and lustrous affairs with the comment box. Lay a comment here and there, then worrying if my words fared well through-out the night, and return to see if my comment solicited a response or not. We all have done our fair share, haven’t we? Words in the comment box, however brief, still has to mean something. I understand the value of leaving a good comment. Should an article move me to tears, I’d leave words of encouragement. Should it help me to optimize my blogs, I’d leave gratitude and thanks. Should I share a barrage of back and forth question and answers, I’d be certain to leave a well thought out, thank you. It’s fun to engage with the author all in the convenience of the comment box! Not only does it show that you actually have read the article, but a well composed comment validates an understanding of their work, and creating a communicative circle, which is what blogging is all about.

Finding the Love!

Finding the ComLuv network not only affords you an honor to leave your words but also a link of love. What of those blogs that are not CommentLuv enabled? Do we avoid them intently, or do we seize the opportunity to direct encouragement and awareness of the FamousBlogger and ComLuv networks? Comments aren’t just the words we use, it is the true intent of our opinions we leave behind. They would never forget who referred them to the community. We never forget our first.

Remember!

We once were all newbies to blogs concerned of whether or not our words meant anything to anyone. Take the opportunity to introduce FamousBloggers and ComLuv to everyone! Not only will the ComLuv and FamousBlogger community continue to grow, it will stand to gain devoted readership in welcoming great bloggers into a community where everyone is waiting with opened arms. And you can rest well knowing that there are still good people out there to share your world with. Because blogging can be an obsessive love affair, an affair that no one should ever have to go it alone.

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  1. I’m awful about leaving comments and not returning to check on them. That’s why it’s pretty essential that people have the subscribe to comments checkbox – otherwise I won’t be reminded to check and see how my comment is faring in replies.
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  2. I agree the comments is a thread or ribbon for better communication with users and people = D
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  3. I enjoy leaving comments too, it’s my way to interact with the writer and at times those within their community too.

    I’ll leave a comment whether a person uses comment love or not. The ComLuv Plugin is just a nice bonus. I honestly don’t need an incentive to comment on a person’s article. If I enjoy what they’ve written, I’ll definitely let them know, and hopefully contribute to the discussion also.

    I’m not sure if people are able to install the ComLuv Plugin with free blogging sites or other blogging platforms?


  4. Twitter:
    Hi Aidy! About me, I just comment because the article deserves one! And yeah, a comment not written intentionally is simply known as a spam! PS Nice article!
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