Yeah. MY comments, the ones that I write and edit and C&P little quotes for and format and reread two or three times for the right level of squee before hitting the post button, should require sacrifice. As in, that entire statement I posted was in the context of WHAT I DO. As in, I do feel I need to repeat this since it obviously wasn't clear, ME, MYSELF, AND I. The first person singular.
I feel that sacrificing my time and energy to write a really awesome comment is more fulfilling to both me and the writer than hitting the comment button. I prefer to write comments intead of using the kudos button because I get a kick out of thinking of the grin on the writer's face when they get my 500 words of squee. I get more satisfaction going back and rereading my old comments then I do going back and staring at my name on the Kudos list.
Except somehow you have decided that what I said somehow reflects on what you do. Which is why it wasn't worth it to respond, since anyone who couldn't clearly read the 14 uses of the word I in that comment probably wasn't worth getting into some internet fistfight with.
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Date: 2012-04-06 11:51 pm (UTC)I feel that sacrificing my time and energy to write a really awesome comment is more fulfilling to both me and the writer than hitting the comment button. I prefer to write comments intead of using the kudos button because I get a kick out of thinking of the grin on the writer's face when they get my 500 words of squee. I get more satisfaction going back and rereading my old comments then I do going back and staring at my name on the Kudos list.
Except somehow you have decided that what I said somehow reflects on what you do. Which is why it wasn't worth it to respond, since anyone who couldn't clearly read the 14 uses of the word I in that comment probably wasn't worth getting into some internet fistfight with.