Le Commenting Guidelines

Yep it's hit that point, that point in which I've got such a mountain of comments (Thank You, btw) that it's gives me a little headache trying to answer them all.
So how do you get a reply out of me?

• Well first off, comment on a piece, Journal, etc, that I've done in the past 4 months, or just not my old works that I don't give a toss about anymore. Sorry, but I honestly don't care that much about my really old works. I still like people commenting, but just don't expect the bear to move.
• Secondly, pose a nice tightly construct argument/question to which I feel engaged to respond to, not as hard as I make that sound.
• Thirdly, I have an unsung rule of a trade off in syllables. If you say 'Nice' I will say 'Thanks' back, if you say 'Nice Bro', I will say 'Thank You'. I try to give back as many syllables as you've given me, unless you've done the previous thing right.
• Resist the urge to flood. I like enthusiasm, but if you can formulate your appreciation into just one comment I'd deeply appreciate it more. Optimizing.
• On my main page, at least once a week somebody asks 'Can I ask you a question?', Well you just did. Just post your question, don't make me jump through hoops *cough, splutter*. I appreciate the formalities, but if you are concerned about it, just put at the start of your question 'Sorry if I'm sounding very forward but...'

So yeah, that's it. This is mainly because of a bit of a shift in workspace/workflow/how much work I have, that I havnt got oodles of time to respond to all the Comments.
But Thank You for Commenting regardless, any form of user response is better than no response at all.