Sentences with phrase «actually replied to their comment»

Atheists be honest, are you actually replying to comments because you want to defend Atheism or convert Christians, or because you want to get a reaction from them?

I had actually replied to your comment — but which wasn't published.

Not exact matches

My comment is actually for Dan down below, but it doesn't give me an option to reply to him.

But really, if he was asked by the press and he simply replied «no comments», wouldn't that make you feel more like «there might be some truth to [the rumors]» as opposed to him actually responding and debunking?

So, for the first three or four years I was blogging, I would reply to my reader's and commenter's comments on the backend of my blog and I realized that unless the commenter / reader came back to my blog to check to see if I replied, they would never ACTUALLY see the reply.

I'm really sorry it has taken so long to reply to you I actually just found your comment in the trash.

This is not a reply to danny818, but this site is such a PS4 circle jerk, which is actually appropriate since ps4 is the new porn hub, that my comment calling out trollers is at the top, for being off topic when 90 % of the comments are ps4 fanboys exaggerating that there are mounds and mounds xbox's in store.

I'm also not sure if you actually read or skimmed the comments that you are replying to.

On a separate note, it's better if you actually reply to user comments because then it shows up in RED, letting us easily know when you post / reply.

I actually don't see my comment to which you are replying, but I have it archived if there is ever need for distribution Real Climate has been known to censor «uncomfortable» posts.

In reply to comment # 27: I am actually rather confused by your post.

And there is a cost — this thread of petty point - scoring and ridicule approaches 400 comments, while the much more productive thread on your review reply, where the «denizens» could actually contribute something to a real scientific discussion, languishes in near silence.

I'm not entirely sure from the timestamp whether that was intended to be a reply to my comment shown as 6.13 but actually made at 11.13 pm UK time.

I'm actually replying to Neil's comment below, but since there is no reply button below his post, I'll put it here.

Have you actually read the Rasool and Schneider paper, the comment on that paper, and the reply to the comment?

When I underwent the ordeal of preparing and submitting a commment to GRL while they were still in the unannounced phase of their new policy, I actually offered to serve as the comment - and - reply editor for GRL if only they wouldn't forbid them.

I actually don't expect comments or replies to this posting (but they would be welcome).

JGS Posted by Julie on January 29, 2010 at 9:47 am permalink Reply Penelope, I promised that I would actually comment on your blog, rather than emailing, so here goes: The key to succeeding with the expert strategy is twofold: First, you do have to find something that you enjoy doing, because there's no way you'd manage to get through 10 years of practice without that love.

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