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The Comment Paradigm
Comments are good. More the comments, the more giddy it makes you feel so that you can count those numbers gleefully up and showcase a…Comments are good. More the comments, the more giddy it makes you feel so that you can count those numbers gleefully up and showcase a proud slide on audience engagement. After all audience engagement is all that matters. No? But then here lies the question. If on your content publishing platform only a percentage of your 200 close friends comment every single time, does that engagement really count?Dev2 min read