[Spontaneo]

Yes, I do pay attention to my creations.

When my creation gets no attention, What do I do? Talk to myself?

[friendociate]

Yes, I do pay attention to my creations.

When my creation gets no attention, What do I do? Talk to myself?

Possibly, if you've already seen (and responded to some of) all the other posts created here.

What I do: I look through (and respond to some of) all the posts I originated (if they have any new responses) then do one new OP, then go back to opening (and responding to some of) the new responses to threads I wrote & joined---trying to limit my personal OPs to 'only one per every several responses I do (responses to others' responses on my OPs first, then responses to others' responses to my responses on others' OPs ...

(or should I have thrown a few "replies" in there? Let's see ...)

The wordroot of "Response" means "to Pledge Back (see Re-, Sponsor)"---also the root of "Responses, Responsive, Respond, Responds, Responded, Responding, Correspond, Corresponds, Corresponded, Corresponding, Correspondence, Correspondent, Correspondents, Responder, Responders, Responsively."

The wordroot of "Reply" means "to Fold (or Plait) Back or -Again"---root of "Replied, Replying" ... my reference mentions the no-longer-used "Replicable & Replicability" (meaning "which may be replied to" as well as "which may be duplicated or repeated experimentally").

The difference? I think it's similar to the difference between "Explain & Answer" (respectively ... you 'Respond' with 'explanation,' you 'Reply' with one of the common 'answers'); others might think otherwise. What do you think?

[astutimeliana723]

Because I'm still new to ForumCoin, so far all I can do is comment on people's posts. I don't have any idea/inspiration what I need to write yet.

[JASPREET]

Because I'm still new to ForumCoin, so far all I can do is comment on people's posts. I don't have any idea/inspiration what I need to write yet.

There are different sections to post. You can choose which section you like to post and its your wish to create a comment or thread

[friendociate]

Because I'm still new to ForumCoin, so far all I can do is comment on people's posts. I don't have any idea/inspiration what I need to write yet.

There are different sections to post. You can choose which section you like to post and its your wish to create a comment or thread

And don't think of it as 'a whole article,' think of it as 'a comment on news you heard about or -on an idea you had or -on a video you share with us (by putting the video's "code" in "Youtube tags").'

the video code works like this: you see the URL of a YouTube video, cut off the tail-end, and put it with the tags like this:

Code: Select all

[Center][YouTube]I6Dgml4wuNs[/YouTube]
(and be sure to summarize (like how this video's about 'commenting on YouTube videos with your phone), and perhaps going on to ...[/Center]
... discuss your thoughts and invite us to add our own thoughts.

And that comes out like this:

(and be sure to summarize (like how this video's about 'commenting on YouTube videos with your phone), and perhaps going on to ...

... discuss your thoughts and invite us to add our own thoughts.

[Spontaneo]

I do my best to keep things interesting or unique.

[friendociate]

I do my best to keep things interesting or unique.

I guess I write like 'a responsible bank-owner' (who you've never heard-of, because--Lawrence O'Donnell reminds us--'banking is incredibly boring if you do it right').

Oh, I have good ideas; but they aren't "interesting" while I am (and possibly 'all my helpers are') doing "the grunt-work" to get it in place---

('the idea' being 'all the words hyperlinked to a discussion of the words that support their meanings' ... a fine thing to have once it's finished, but not fun to trudge through and 'give context' to all the words)

Words like "Interesting"---originally the Present-Participle Adjective from "Interest," which is based in a wordroot that means "to Be Between" ... like "Uninteresting, Interestingly, Interests, Interested, Disinterest, SelfInterest"