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Post actions #1
Why would someone expend time and energy to write "No Comment" as a comment on a photo? Just curious...
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Post actions #3
I would take it to indicate that they found something both disturbing and obvious, and maybe even obviously disturbing, such that they wanted the photographer to be aware that it had had an impact, but not wanting to elaborate or provide specifics.
Message edited by author 2004-05-14 18:00:01.
Post actions #4
Or maybe it's not even as in depth as all that. Maybe the person just wants to up their number of comments given so they look good?
Post actions #5
In the same way I've been padding my "forum posts" stats?
Post actions #6
All I have to say about that is... Wellll...
Post actions #7
It could also mean that your picture was so awesome that the shot spoke for itself , but the only way to acknowledge that they saw the picture was to put "No Comment ".Message edited by author 2004-05-14 19:11:14.
Post actions #8
if it's meant as an insult, i think that's pretty rude. some people are kind of lame. otherwise, it could have been meant as a compliment if they were just completely amazed. i don't think i really know what i'm talking about :)Message edited by author 2004-05-15 14:45:36.
Post actions #9
LOL
Message edited by author 2004-05-15 21:28:28.
Post actions #10
Originally posted by spydr:
LOL
Post actions #11
Originally posted by geewhy:
Originally posted by spydr:
LOL
Post actions #12
I have "no comment" as well. :o)
Post actions #13
No one can accuse Laurie of leaving ambiguous comments! When she comments there is no doubt about her opinions and she is usually right!
Post actions #14
Originally posted by ElGordo:
No one can accuse Laurie of leaving ambiguous comments! When she comments there is no doubt about her opinions and she is usually right!
Post actions #15
Nope. It is your style that leaves nothing to chance. A score in each of several aspects and an average at the bottom.
