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Author Archives: Jackerbie
Sharing Passion
No, this isn’t a blog post to highlight the important role of the Like button on Protagonize (it is important, right?). It’s just me sharing an “aha!” moment I recently had. We all like to get riled up by ratings … Continue reading
Posted in Community building, General, writing
Tagged comments, community, experiences, feedback, recommendations, tips
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Commenting, fluffy kittens, and you
What’s a good rating to receive? A high 5? 4? The much hated 0.5? Really, no rating is perfect without an honest opinion to back it up. We’re all writers here, and I’d wager that most of you are like … Continue reading →