PsychoSarah
Chaotic Neutral
But you do read the posts people aim at you, right? Then if you have to pick one aspect of them to respond to, don't:Yes, I was just responding to a question as to why I was not answering more of the questions on here. We all have to establish boundaries or limits in life. No one can do that for us, it is something we need to do for ourselves. I actually enjoy the analytical conversations on this forum. I believe the Bible is fully able to stand up to analytical scrutiny.
1. Just respond to the first sentence as if it is representative to the entire topic of the post. The first and last sentences of a post are the most likely not to represent the main topic.
2. Just quote the part you are responding to, as if the rest of the post doesn't exist. If you aren't going to respond to all of it, at least acknowledge that the rest still exists. The only times I remove parts of posts on purpose is if they are redundant or excessively off topic.
3. Respond off topic. It would be better if you didn't respond at all rather than waste both your own time and that of others participating in the discussion. It also can lead to thread closure.
4. Make multiple threads. These are the threads most likely to generate questions aimed at you. If you don't have the time to give them all the attention the topics require, only start one thread at a time, starting one after the previous has run its course.
5. Jump in every thread that has a topic that interests you. Your time is too limited to give them all the time they need.
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