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Do you read one paragraph from one book and then another paragraph from another book and then come back and read a paragraph from the first book ? No right ?
The flow is..
You read a rant, you like it.
So you see the user's other rants which are arranged in a nice list and read them one by one ++ing as you read them. -
@-red That's not what I meant. What I meant was ++'ing various comments of the same user in the same post, especially when those comments are 1000 characters each and the ++ happened 3 to 5 seconds in between. Either someone is a super fast reader or they don't care about what the user in fact wrote. As for me, I spend some time, sometimes a day, analyzing and thinking before I post a comment back. I see little value in speedy feedback. It waters it down.
Aside from that, I actually work that way, reading various pieces of various books, regularly coming back to them, but beside that. -
Tayo8975yOne could also have read everything without ++'ing, while doing that after finishing reading
Like I just did 😉 -
@Tayo That's also how I often do it. First get the picture, then evaluate whether I like it.
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C0D4681385y@CaptainRant it's called ++ spam.
It used to be common but @devTea and @bluenutterfly stopped doing it, and well not even I do it anymore.
It's just for shits and giggles mostly, or to await their reaction of someone receiving 100+ notifications on their phone at once. -
@CaptainRant It's like cutting all the meat first and then eating it all.
Which I do.
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