Why do people post "good morning" and "Good night" posts?
FencerCat
2012/04/29 16:54:16
Just curious here. There are some people whose questions I get who EVERY SINGLE DAY post a good morning post and then a good night post. Why? Obviously when you've posted a good night one, you're signing off, so you're not going to be there to respond to anyone who might answer. And what does one reply to that, anyway? My suspicion is it's a point collector, but I'm willing to admit I may be wrong. What's the point? (Can you imagine if everyone did that? We'd have so much to delete before we could get to the interesting questions... oh wait...I do that anyway....)
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- Fran-Halen 2012/04/29 19:29:30
+1No big deal.reply -
+1No, just pondering.reply
- rand 2012/04/29 17:10:29+1I suspect that you're right...and you make a good point.reply
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+1Thanks.reply
- Dale 2012/04/29 16:57:25+2I do believe you are quite right in your assumption it is for the points, but then, we both may be wrong.reply
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+2Very true.reply
- doctorwhofan~Tatae~BN-4 2012/04/29 16:56:53+2They want points.reply
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+1That was my first guess. We'll see when I hear from those who do (If I hear from them)reply
- darlene 2012/04/29 16:56:42+1I rather like the friendly gesture.
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+1Fair enough. I can see saying "I'm back" if you've been away for a while, or "goodbye" before you go.reply
- darlene FencerCat 2012/04/29 17:02:21+1After sixteen hundred Justin Bieber questions it's refreshing to post something nice. lolreply
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+1lol... good point.reply
