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2) Positive
3) Comment only when you have something to say.
4) Always use good conventions (capitalization, punctuation, etc.)
8 comments:
I like these rules! It's fun to connect with other people online, but commenting needs to be done with the same politeness that would be used in a face to face conversation.
Wow! Thank you so much for all the comments you made on our blog - Springston Explorers!
Getting comments is really exciting!
Keep checking out our blog. We love having visitors from around the world!
Some of your comments on the Springston Explorers blog asked us what fairy bread is. Check out our post explaining what it is!
http://springstonexplorers.blogspot.com/2010/09/this-is-what-fairy-bread-is.html
Mrs Watson
Springston Explorers
I think these rules are very beneficial in context. They seem to be very relevant and useful. Good ideas and thoughts.
These rules are very useful and beneficial to everyone. It is a good idea to be respectful and mindful of others at all times.
Hello!
I teach grade 5 in New Brunswick, Canada. We are just beginning a class blog and I'm encouraging students to comment on each other's posts. I like these rules and will use them in my classroom. Do you have any tips for increasing traffic? My hope is that students will get really excited to share their work with a global audience.
I really think the comment rules are very helpful for people who are wondering how to comment on what they need to. The rules give you spacifics on how to comment so you what be lost.
Rules for commenting are very important. I believe sometimes people become lazy when typing and it is an awful habit to have. Rules for commenting help make it easier to comment. Politeness is a must. When everyone follows the rules the full blogging experience can be gained.
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