rrohan189

Cannot agree more. Well said.

Yup. It's actually part of a short story series called RealAcad Monday's every alternate week.

Other posts are generally longer and more descriptive. :)

It really is, Craig!

agree. he really knew how to market products..

Cannot agree more.

Jobs made great products.. but Bill felt like a more consistent person.

agree. that's huge value!

And a whole bunch of other billionaires as well

haha

agree

And on the upside, you'll know what to expect when you see a link from 'alearningaday' next time. ;)

Sorry to disappoint my friend. :)

I think the point here is that in both cases, we only get better after we practice.

And if conversation is a problem, we know what to do! Converse.. :)

impressive!

Yup. It's hard to embrace chaos though.. because we still love the illusion of control. (That sounds a bit too philosophical but well, it's true.)

Hi James,

Yeah. I was thinking about context. I guess there is a balance somewhere - assuming that there are the regular readers who have a bit of it, and the new ones who don't quite have it. Still something I'm struggling. Hopeful I'll get better at it (every day etc.. :))

I agree with you on Disqus. Seeing it used a lot by many good bloggers so I went with it as well.

Thanks for taking the time to explain yourself and your point of view. Much appreciated! :)

Best wishes, Rohan

Thanks for the note and feedback, James.

One - I must admit my own ignorance on the many options. I thought of it as a direct Disqus vs Facebook choice.

Two - I agree there's a lot more to developing a community. Here however, the focus was just on the commenting bit. It wasn't meant to be comprehensive.

And three - I had a posts a few days ago on the approach of copying the best out there and then developing your own style. Here, the best examples taken were Fred Wilson and Mark Suster. My opinion, of course.

:)

hahaha