Prolific articles=less comments

Published on August 26, 2005 By alison watkins In Misc

I have noticed one thing about blogging. The more prolific your articles are, the less comments you are going to get. Lately, I think I've been writing some of the greatest articles of my JU career. I believe that they are decently written, exposing me for me, and letting readers understand how I became the person I am today.

During my tenure here, I think I have created a pretty decent circle of blogging acquaintences, yet only one person (thank you shovelheat

) has taken the time to comment on my articles. I am not offended by this by any means, but is it because my articles have been on *dare I say* the lengthy side?

So tell me JUers, are you less likely to read an article because it's long winded?

Comments (Page 2)

alison watkins

on Aug 27, 2005

InBloom:
I was wondering where you've been!! You're one of the bloggers I read frequently as well. It's good to see you back and I Hope you're enjoying the first days of the new school year!

To all:
I am beginning to think I went a little overboard with the length of the articles

I just have a vivid memory....hehe

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