By: Bonnie Rose

Bonnie Rose — Tue, 21 May 2013 12:06:29 +0000

Thats a great question. The thing is some people have their email addresses connected to their account so when I reply thats where it goes and since all my comments get directed to my email box I can reply right from there. However there are instances where people are a ‘no reply blogger’ like you where the email address that shows up next to your name says ‘no reply blogger’ so to respond to your comment I need to reply on my blog. However the liklihood of someone remembering to check all the posts to which they commented that day is not very likely. Which halts the conversation process. There are some bloggers who will not even reply to no reply bloggers. I used to be one, didnt know it, and had no clue why bloggers never replied to my comments. So to answer your question again, no it actually makes the blogging experience even better because then it creates a conversation between other bloggers and me. I can tell a huge difference in blogger relationships that are closer between the bloggers with whom we respond back and forth via email (from the comment they commented on that went to my email box) to bloggers I cannot continue a conversation with online.

It was a bit wordy of an explanation, but i hope that makes sense?

By: Sandy

Sandy — Tue, 21 May 2013 11:51:18 +0000

Just noticed the note about you responding back via email…wondered why? Doesn’t that defeat the purpose of blogging and return blog traffic to the people who visit you?

By: Sandy

Sandy — Tue, 21 May 2013 11:49:51 +0000

Looks like everyone had a good time on the picnic. Homemade bread..........wow, that takes sandwiches to a whole different level.Archival Walking

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