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I hate being crossed out. (11)

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Posted by Ppengy on Tue 6 May 08, 10:11 PM to Ppengy's blog.

Well, I do.

If someone makes a post and doesn't allow replies, then I feel as though they either don't want to listen or they are are afraid of hearing something they don't want to hear.

I never could understand that attitude and neither can I understand this site making the "no right of reply" possible.

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6 May 08, 10:17 PM
xmamacassx
5 yrs
Me neither.
6 May 08, 10:29 PM
just_iana
UK(SS), 6 yrs
actually..i want to blog...but i dont want to see it...i dont want other people to read it...and i really dont want their answers..

i havent felt like this before..so maybe this is the first time i have an understanding of why people don't allow answers..

i havent blogged..i did yesterday, but i deleted it moments later..

i'll just have to blog inside my head for the time being...

Edited 6 May 08, 10:49 PM by just_iana

6 May 08, 10:30 PM
Rhoobarb
UK(FK), 12 yrs
I feel that a lot of what I write doesn't need comment. If someone feels strongly enough about it they can memo me or write their own blog about it. I do enable replies sometimes, if it's a blog that I feel needs replies, or if I'm asking for info about something.

http://desocialized.com/
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How wonderful it is that nobody need wait a single moment before starting to improve the world... Anne Frank

6 May 08, 10:44 PM
forest59
UK(NG), 6 yrs
gigglebox wrote:
I feel that a lot of what I write doesn't need comment. If someone feels strongly enough about it they can memo me or write their own blog about it. I do enable replies sometimes, if it's a blog that I feel needs replies, or if I'm asking for info about something.

I think this may be more about people who decide whose replies they allow.

Prophets, Seers and Sages the Angels of the Ages.

6 May 08, 10:58 PM
Miss_Skelpie
UK(ML), 8 yrs
This evening I wrote my first weblog in ages. I set it so that I had to vet posts before making them public. I felt more comfortable doing it this way. Perhaps I will change in future. But I doubt it.

So far I've only had one response and approved it within an hour of it going up.

Whatever you dream you can do begin it. Boldness has genius, power and magic in it. Begin it now. Goethe

6 May 08, 11:12 PM
Rhoobarb
UK(FK), 12 yrs
Lailoken wrote:
gigglebox wrote:
stuff

I think this may be more about people who decide whose replies they allow.

I thought it might be, from the title but the body of the post didn't seem to say so.

Going by the title, if it is people who blog, enable replies but don't approve them until later, then yes that annoys me. If I post something and it comes up crossed out (ie: Not approved yet) I almost always immediately delete my reply. As the title of this blog says - I hate being crossed out.

http://desocialized.com/
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How wonderful it is that nobody need wait a single moment before starting to improve the world... Anne Frank

6 May 08, 11:49 PM
GazUK1963
UK(B), 6 yrs
I have written about this several times, it really is a big pat hate of mine. People either vetting posts so only nice ones, or worse, ones that agree with them are shown. Making it look like everyone agrees with them, when really the ones that don't aren't shown.

I too cannot understand why the facility is provided. I think that it is fine not to allow replies, but to allow them, but not to show them is ridiculous. I probably delete about 90% of the replies that I make as soon as I see they are crossed through. If I do several replies to the same person and they appear crossed out, even worse if they don't allow them to be seen later, I simply start ignoring that persons posts.

If people are interested in other people's opinions and someone has gone to the trouble of posting a reply, then let them be seen. If you are not interested in the opinions of others, or you just want to make a statement, not debate something, then don't allow replies. No one will then waste their time replying.

Gary.

Everyone who lives dies, but not everyone who dies has truly lived.
When you're tired of The Birmingham Bizarre Bazaar you're tired of life!

7 May 08, 12:45 AM
Harrynflicks
5 yrs
just_iana wrote:
actually..i want to blog...but i dont want to see it...i dont want other people to read it...and i really dont want their answers..

i havent felt like this before..so maybe this is the first time i have an understanding of why people don't allow answers..

i havent blogged..i did yesterday, but i deleted it moments later..

i'll just have to blog inside my head for the time being...

mmm I have blogged, but sometimes I wish I could keep my blog private...or just have my network friends allowed to see it...but ah well. But if i am going to blog under IC rules then I see not point in blocking replies.....if they read it, let them respond

fugger fugger fugger - love with all your heart and you will know both joy and sorrow. :*

7 May 08, 10:31 AM
Masters_Delight
UK(WD), 5 yrs

It doesnt bother me so much if my replies to someones blog is crossed through straight away as they mainly put them to visible when they have veted them. Its when you reply and they are visible and then the blogger hides them that really gets on my tits, specially when there is no reason to hide them that i am aware of.

Its strange how different people read different things into the same words.x

7 May 08, 10:41 AM
just_the_two_of_us
5 yrs
I just keep forgetting to check the settings, but thats normal for me right now!

her

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