Nearly all the bloggers I know love doing Writing Prompts. Today’s questions are about reading them.
TODAY’S QUESTIONS
Do you like reading posts written for prompts? If so, what kind ?
When you publish a piece in answer to a prompt, do you read entries by other bloggers? If so, do you read them before or after you have written your own?
MY ANSWERS
Do you like reading posts written for prompts? If so, what kind ?
I thoroughly enjoy reading prompt posts as much as time and energy permit. My favourites are the humorous and satirical posts. I also enjoy other bloggers’ answers to Q & A type prompts. Often the prompts bring out ideas and memories that we would never think about otherwise.
When you publish a piece in answer to a prompt, do you read entries by other bloggers? If so, do you read them before or after you have written your own?
Like I said above , I love reading other people’s responses to prompts that I have written about. It is always fun to see how others deal with the same topic.
I usually read other bloggers’ entries after I have written my own in order not to be biased in my approach to the topic. This sometimes results in my ideas being the same as those of others but I don’t mind. The exception to this is my responses to my own prompt posts, Blogging Insights and 5things. Okay , that was my bit. Now I really look forward to reading your opinions.
You can leave a reply in my comments section.
Better still, why not write a post of your own.
Just remember to tag it #blogginginsights ,,,,,
Hey Tanya good afternoon to you 🙂
Some music for your pleasure 🙂
https://aguycalledbloke.blog/2021/01/11/the-hello-366/
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Thanks Rory.
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Pleasure Tanya 🙂
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Here’s my contribution.
https://pensitivity101.wordpress.com/2021/01/11/blogging-insights-reading-prompt-posts/
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Here’s my thoughts on your topic today. We did think the same about the last question, but as you note: “It’s all good!” Thanks!
https://sparksfromacombustiblemind.com/2021/01/11/blogging-insights-prompt-posts/
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http://paperkutzs.com/2021/01/11/blogging-insights-reading-prompt-posts/
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I see my start of a post using two prompts was published! I wondered where it went! I usually try to not flood the reader and combine prompts. For some reason just the prompt urls were published, no content. Either my fingers are acting on their own, or WP is. I can only say oops😄. And to those who “liked” the post, I guess you don’t really read the content.
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Here’s my share.
https://fivedotoh.com/2021/01/11/share-your-world-on-a-scale-of-1-to-10/
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Oops. Wrong link. Sorry about that.
https://saltedcaramel670.wordpress.com/2021/01/11/blogging-insights-reading-prompt-posts/
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Okay. My brain is not functioning today. Let’s see if the third time is, indeed, the charm.
https://fivedotoh.com/2021/01/11/blogging-insights-reading-prompt-posts/
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Loving your articles! Can I ask where you find your “prompts”? Is it just by responding to another blogger or is there a section for writing prompts? I just did some tweaking to my blog along with blogging fundamentals, and it mentioned these writing prompts. However, when I went on the link it was no longer active.
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Thanks for appreciating.
My prompts are basically conversations in my head . They are questions that I would like to ask other bloggers if I could meet them.
I have learned a lot this way
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I love that!
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