It was good to see although the fact that he didnt hit 100K CL is a bit upsetting.
I had 41.7K with my 129 comments. That's an average CL of 323 per comment. 129 comments wasn't easy for me to make.. I wonder what it would take to triple, quadruple or 10X that amount..
I feel that I would need a vacation to ever reach more than 500 comments.
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LOL. Yes it is hard to do with a full time job.
The CL is something vital in my opinion. It is easy to add a lot of "nice post" garbage. The CL adds up when you start to really focus upon decent, contributing comments.
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Indeed, it is hard. My schedule is also pretty messed up so I work roughly 50 hours per week on average. 50 hours per week instead of the usual 40 might not sound like much, but it's definitely exhausting.
The CL in the engagement league is awesome. Would be easy to just spam hundreds of worthless comments per day.
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Working a full time job just drains you. I know that was the case when I worked. It is much easier to do 80 hours on Hive than to do 40 in a job. To me, this is a passion, not work.
It would but that would come up pretty quickly. As I mentioned in another comment, if those hundreds of comments only equated to thousands of characters, there is an issue. The person isnt likely to be upvoted much.
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I love my job, but I agree with you. It would be a lot easier to work more hours on Hive compared to my job.
That is very true. So it would mean hundreds/thousands of trash comments with zero upvotes, which wouldn't be beneficial for the commentator or LeoFinance.
I'm sure we see tons of quality comments due to comments being upvoted on LeoFinance, which is something that eventually leads to more engagement as well.
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My hope is that once Leofinance Mobile takes off, people will increase their engagement. The key with mobile is how easy it is to add a couple comments during the day. Have a break, while in a waiting room, add three or four comments.
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You might be on to something, but I personally think that there's something else that is the underlying factor to the lack of engagement. People spend hours in front of the computer, but rarely engage, so I can't really see why it would be different just because people used their phones.
There's still a bunch of highly-rewarded content creators who more or less seems to ignore their audience by never replying to any of the comments they get. Not sure why that is, but I don't think those people will start to engage more because they can do it on the phone.
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That is true. You bring up valid points.
I guess I just have a commenting mind and look at things from the view of being able to comment more. LOL
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