[rgps4502]

I find myself lurking a lot more than posting on forums. Reading other peoples threads is kinda relaxing actually. Do you guys lurk too or do you mostly post?

[Fergal]

Hi rgps4502, I use Playwright for automated testing at work. How are you using it?

[bestwriter]

In order to reply we have to read posts of other users and that is how a forum works I suppose we read more or other users posts than create our own threads.

[rgps4502]

I learned from online teaching articles and found that these techniques can be well applied in the workplace.

[eldavis]

To be honest am not usually sure which i do more, cause am usually trying to keep up with the many schedules i have each day, so i guess there are days i just scroll around and read more, and there are days i quickly post and move on to do other things.

[germainebull]

I visit forums mainly to learn. If specific posts interest me enough, I write comments.

[Angie10]

I tend to interact more than lurk here. If I don't have the energy, I just go into the games. I save lurking for social media.

[Felly]

If I'm active on a forum, I'm generally posting, even if it's not necessarily every day. Sometimes it's just a quick scroll to see if I've missed anything, sometimes I'm actually making some posts. I'm a member on several forums, but I'm just limiting my activity to two for the time being so I'm not overwhelming myself with keeping up with a bunch of communities.

[oliver909]

Most people on forums are actually lurkers anyway it takes a lot more effort to constantly think of stuff to type out than it does to just enjoy the content. There's zero pressure when you're just lurking!