A comments question
 

Well, I have a bunch of oooollld sets and I have been digging around in the gallery to look at ideas. Do people still want to have comments 3-4 years after they posted the card or is that just going to be annoying to them to get a bunch of comments so long after they've made the card? I didn't comment on stuff that old but did add some to my favs and wondered if I 'should' be commenting.

Thanks!

Peg

I think people always appreciate comments!

I would think a comment anytime would be nice, or at least to me anyway :)

I've never heard of anyone getting annoyed at receiving comments. It could be the person no longer hangs out or uploads to SCS, but that isn't anything to be concerned about. Comment away!

Nice words are always appreciated I think.

comment away, I'm sure the comments will be appreciated!

I am almost always looking at old card because most of the SU sets I have are older and retired. I leave comments because I think it shows the maker of the card that there is still interest in what they did.

DITTO to all of the above posts! :mrgreen:

I think any comment is appreciated!

i agree! a lot of the cards were made before i ever came on the scene here!

i would comment. i have some retired sets as well and am excited to find inspiration for them as much as any new set i might have!

off to make some comments! some times i sit down with plans to make and/or return comments!

I need all the comments I can get! If someone has a large gallery, I look at the earlier cards and leave comments.

Yup..comment.
loves ya

Hi Peg!

I agree with everyone in that a comment is always appreciated! I think it's neat to comment on a gallery pic that is older... it may re-inspire someone to pull that set out and use it again!

Okay, I know it's two weeks late but I think comments are ALWAYS good. I have some old cards in my gallery that I would love to have comments on. (No, not fishing for comments!) :-)

I think it would mean alot to receive comments on a card you made a long time ago. With the way styles come & go, I would feel encouraged that someone felt that the design still stood out.