Do NOT Read, Do NOT answer! Crappy Readers Rant!
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Firs things first, if you plan not to read this blog, please leave, and take your crappy answers with you. Thank You!
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So
To Read or NOT to Read, That is The Everyday’s Question!
This article describes the way some students react on blogs at the Campus of the Wealthy Affiliate University. Every time you post a blog and or a question you think you clearly described your topic, so your readers can understand the meaning of everything.
The meaning of life. The meaning why they come to your post to read and answer your question in the first place. Helping you and themselves in the quest to find financial freedom with The Wealthy Affiliate University.
But what if those readers just look at your title and then think they know the answer to everything already? They come with the most strange assumptions and answers. Maybe these are aliens, who do not know better?
Examples of Headlines & Crappy Answers:

How to Point The Finger Game at Amazon?
Reader: I can point my finger at myself. What a pointless question!

Too Much to Learn in One Session, Frog in My Throat!
Reader: Oh my God, he has a frog in his throat and calls 911, who storms your house 10 minutes later and pushes you down to take that frog out of your throat.

Possible to Scan for External Links in Blogs and Block?
Reader: I will send the writer of The Daily Wealthy Affiliate a hand scanner so he can scan his links in the front from his screen.

How Woowoo are You? Experience With Woocommerce?
Reader: I am very woowoo, I sing many woowoo songs with my Husky dog and I am planning to bring out my first woowoo song as a commercial single.

Which Keyboard Layout are You Using?
Reader: 1234567890-=qwertyuiop[]\asdfghjkl;’zxcvbnm,./!@#$%^&*()_+QWERTYUIOP{}|ASDFGHJKL:”ZXCVBNM<>?

Is Using Smelly Tape Making You Stupid?
Reader: I put tape on me! What did you say?

Can You Hit Your Nose With Social Media?
Reader: Look I can hit my nose!

PC Problem? What Can You See on Your Monitor?
Reader: I have a Yellow and a Pink post-it on my screen.
These are just some of those examples out of real life, but you get the point. And have you ever experienced such replies to your blog posts and if yes, how do you interact with your reader?
Leave your comments below.
The Joker, Editor in Chief of The Daily Wealthy Affiliate