LaJenna
We as writers here on Virily like to see reactiosn on our posts. Many writers just forget to show a reaction at the bottom of each post. Why not react before commenting, it is easier. A lot of times when I would get finished with reading a post I would comment, but would forget to react, so I have been trying more to react first.
Reacting first helps keep this motion going. It is not hard to forget to react. I would just tend to forget to scroll to the bottom after commenting. Not any more! Show a little love and react, react, and more reacting.
Have a good day everybody.
Yes, you are right, it is much easier to do the reaction first.
Now that is something, being new here I guess, I always forget to do. Now that I read this post I will react. Thanks for this post.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts.
You are very welcome.
I do react before writing my comment, although I am not sure whether reactions help the author.
I usually either pick the love it or the WIN reaction
I think we should all take a pause before reacting. That is what I do in life.
Yes I agree Carol! I just meant if you would want to react just react before commenting or the tendency to forget will happen more often. Thank you!
I don’t have a problem with reacting. I make my comment if I have one and afterward always look to see what choice of reactions I have. Usually, they are love and win.
See, I tend to overlook the reaction part unless I react first. That is why I felt I should write about the topic.
I rarely react. Mostly because I am still very confused about the dude with sunglasses and what those mystery “three” letters really mean. WTF is my family means Where’s the food, and I am sure no one sees it that way here. However, if you like the reactions I will be happy to leave them for you. And if you, LaJenna, know what the WIN stands for please let me know.
I think the WIN means aa winner of a post. Not sure! I mainly use the winner reaction and the love it one.
Well, I do see your point, certainly, but I have a few problems with going that route. First, if a writing site wants to be taken seriously emojis should be taken out of the picture. They can be fun, but because they are used to take the place of writing a writer’s site probably shouldn’t use them. Also, I personally do not care for them, though I am not offended by others who do like them. I would rather see the bar raised for writers. I want the chance to continually mature my writing and I see emojis as taking things the other direction.
I understand! I think it can encourage writers to do better, and shows appreciation for good writing etc.
Reacting first makes it easier. I know what you mean, but this helps that feeling of rush rush.
I always forget to do that. This time not 🙂
Thank you milenazoran for commenting and reacting.
You’re welcome! I’ll try to keep it 🙂