cemeterycarnation78
I had to edit out a lot of what I wanted to say in that last post because it went over the 2000 word limit. Basically, I was talking about livestreams on YouTube and what I had experienced leaving comments on them. Its something I've been thinking about for a while and I'm not criticizing any particular channel. The post before this one ended with me talking about a channel that even mentioned my name and referred to my comments in several videos. But now I get not even a like on my comments from that channel. That channel started to auction the books on it on a well known site. I thought: Oh fantastic! I can actually have this person's books and they are signed! I was and am a fan of that channel. But that auction did dampen my enthusiasm for it. When I went to buy some of the books, the bidding on them was already up to hundreds and in a few examples-thousands of dollars. That took the books out of my reach. I could have bought the same books in better condition from other sellers for 5 or 7 dollars. At the most-I might have paid 30 dollars for some of them. But mostly I would have been paying under 10 dollars. I thought it was like a bidding war and the outrageous prices was a little bit like maintaining a gate to exclude others or something. None of that other post was about the channel I was talking about above. That other post and this post is about just show appreciation to the people that comment on your livestreams by trying to read their comments and show them appreciation by at least clicking like on their comments on your social media pages and videos.