Quality over quantity when it comes to commenting on Hive

@hafiz34: I have a long standing question in my mind. What is the meaning of "liotes"?

@cursephantom: Well, I usually comment with what I think 🤔. No quality and quantity too 😂. Look at the post, read it, comment if I want to 🤣 !LOL

@qwr: Yes, I think commenting makes peoples close to each other to share ideas and skills.

@ph1102: Thanks for the mention and I can confirm that your story is truthful! 🤣 It was like that, we did meet in the comment section... Also, I can confirm that I met a lot of other people in the same way as giving "meaningful" comments is the minimum that we can do for someone... We appreciate the person, and usually, we understand the person better... Which is already a good start for building a healthy relationship! The next step is to get drunk in the real life... 😂🤣

@yeckingo1: Feedback is important for building chain activity and community relationships.

@gadrian: I feel totally the same way about commenting... and receiving comments. :) But I guess things are what they are and we will receive both kinds.

@iamraincrystal: Well, @achim03 there are nice people, and then there are... I'll leave it at that. !LOL I've become a bit choosy in leaving comments, preferring to do so on friendlier grounds, so to speak 😂I hope you and @ph1102 get to meet in person too. That would be super cool! 😉 More power to @liotes 🎉 !ALIVE !BBH

@stdd: A really pressing problem right now. Even in my posts. And I don't have a lot of HP yet. I think I'll soon be voting on not all comments and at varying amounts, up to 100%, if a comment can really make a significant difference to me, Hive, or someone within Hive. It's funny, it wasn't that long ago that I wondered about this question. Basically, if we encourage trash comments just as much as we encourage great ones, then we'll indulge in it growing and evolving. But if we're at least a small community doing things differently, maybe we'll give a boost to sustained interaction with ongoing value. Have you thought about it that way? And, yes, I agree, better 10 comments, but with substance or questions. Than, I didn't understand anything, but great! Great post.... You make such a good point... lol !ALIVE !CTP !invest vote !PIZZA !WINE !PGM

@relf87: Totally agree about your view! I think there are many ways to do it and it's up to individual preference. To be fair, from another angle, there are also users who don't reply to good and detailed comments so maybe that's why people feel discouraged and want to go for quantity. I know there are people who go for both quality and quantity too these people really have a lot of time haha!

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@rafzat: Engagement is very important here It helps your account grow and also our HP

@djbravo: You are absolutely right, I have been working on this project for five months too, that's the only way you can succeed in it. When people become your friends, they must support you because you are working hard from the heart. And if the content you have is good and you build it hard, people will definitely support you.

@gurseerat: Engagement is the key on Hive. I usually try to engage but some time reading the comment and reply with thanks just to inform the commenter that I have read the comment (its one way of appreciating others) is also good in my opinion.

@itwithsm: Comments are a very important impact on the hive, If really want to grow on hive, you need to learn the art of commenting, this will allow to have more attraction with more people on hive and you will have increased engagement on your hive account and on your hive post.