Commenting is such a great tool for both the person who is leaving the comment as well as the person who wrote what is being commented on. When someone comments on something that you have published on the web it not only lets you know that people are reading what you have put work into writing but also giving you feedback on how they feel about what you have said. A lot of the times these comments made are positive comments but sometimes there are negative ones as well. Although, you may not want to read someone's negative opinion it can actually be a great way to enhance your writing. Constructive criticism can be very powerful if taken appropriately. Commenting creates a sense of community through dialogue and exchanging ideas. Everyone involved gets to express their feelings on a certain topic and this enhances everyone's ability to learn.
Seven blogs that I chose to read and comment on:
1. Kristina Stonerock
2. Erika Gray
3. Erica Vicars
4. Richard Mylowe
5. Holly Jewell
6. Alison Curtis
7. Amanda Barton
After looking through each of the people above's blogs I chose to comment on the things in there blogs that really jumped out at me. There was so much information that I learned through reading others blogs and I found it very beneficial.
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