Have stuck to adverbatim questions so readers can recognize their own.
Q: Why do you keep leaving 'notes for global readers'?
Me: Hey, c'mon mate, allow me the dream. Besides, I really do have global readers (I hope).
Q: How do I leave a comment anonymously?
Me: Click on the option that says 'Anonymous' in the comment section. If you're not a complete stranger, do leave me a clue that it's you as it's a bit creepy not knowing who it is.
Q: I hate your blog. Is my name in it? I'm going to send you a legal notice.
Me: No, it isn't. No one knows it's you. No one even knows it's me, really. No one cares. So tell your lawyer to take the day off.
Q: I want to leave a comment about how bad it is, but I know you'll delete my comment.
Me: You again? Go ahead, do your worst. No, I won't delete your comments. I can take the bad with the good, buddy.
Q: On second thoughts, writing on your blog would give it importance it doesn't deserve. I wouldn't want to even acknowledge it or demean myself by writing on it.
Me: Sure.
Please note my level of self-deprecation - I've truly included all reader feedback sans editing.
Note to self: The fact that I find it necessary to point this out means that LL has rubbed off on me a bit.
I have understandably hit writer's block after this critique. So, do bear with me while I recover.
2 comments:
why u running two blogs, wordpress and blogger???
Anonymous, had started with wordpress first actually. Got here only later as my initial hard-won audience of two use blogger. Don't quite feel like giving wordpress up - it still has vastly superior features and is usually one step ahead with them.
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