Do you find short, snappy discussion questions more engaging, or longer, text-heavy ones? π₯
Felya Bilgen
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Personally, I'm all about the shorter ones! π«
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Relja Denic@relja_denic
Short most of the times :D
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I like both, tbh. Just sometimes people add too much information or sometimes the question is so short you can't understand it. Balance is king in everything, including the length of questions :D
Short texts are often preferred, but long texts containing valuable information and insights are also valuable.
Short mostly because I've lost my ability to concentrate with longer ones :D omg
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Short because who has the patience these days? π
Depends on the content, but then shorter ones do mostly
Short ones are more engaging.
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I've unfortunately seen that short discussions tend to get a lot more people to comment, but most of the time the content and the insights that I get from those discussions are usually worse than the ones I get from longer discussions.
It's a pity, but I get it: time is precious and no one wants to use their own to read words from a stranger :P
YASS!! to the point and straight forward !
I like short ones because you donβt have much time to spend on them.
Speaking from readers perspective I prefer short ones! When I see a discussion that starts with a long post I usually skip π¬
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Short mostly. The topic has to be an interesting one if the text is long
I like short but key one
I think it depends on the topic of interest for me. π For some discussions, I prefer short and snappy questions because they grab my attention quickly. But for topics I'm passionate about, I don't mind longer, text-heavy questions that allow for more in-depth conversation. It really varies!
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The longer form ones I find to be a little too much - IF they are going to be super long I prefer point form / bulleted list. Short and snappy for the win.
Short ones
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Short ones are definitely more engaging.
it depends on the topic, but I prefer mostly short.
Definitely short
Use short questions as hooks, and when you've got 'em intrigued, hit 'em with the long, thought-provoking stuff.