Comments on: Question: Do you like building relations with others outside of a blog? http://thereasoner.com/articles/online/question-do-you-like-building-relations-with-others-outside-of-a-blog Analysis of Reason - Finding out the reasons for the insanity in the universe Fri, 21 Nov 2008 10:39:29 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: Bes http://thereasoner.com/articles/online/question-do-you-like-building-relations-with-others-outside-of-a-blog#comment-50438 Bes Fri, 20 Jul 2007 22:26:41 +0000 http://thereasoner.com/blog/question-do-you-like-building-relations-with-others-outside-of-a-blog/#comment-50438 <strong>Casablanca Travel</strong>, thanks for the comment. Yes, we are supposedly social beings, so social interaction can come instantly if one wishes to and puts some effort to it, unless some outside factor influences our socializations. In your view, are the reasons one wants to socialize important, or any kind of socialization is good, regardless of the reason or intention? Casablanca Travel, thanks for the comment. Yes, we are supposedly social beings, so social interaction can come instantly if one wishes to and puts some effort to it, unless some outside factor influences our socializations.

In your view, are the reasons one wants to socialize important, or any kind of socialization is good, regardless of the reason or intention?

]]> By: Casablanca Travel http://thereasoner.com/articles/online/question-do-you-like-building-relations-with-others-outside-of-a-blog#comment-50020 Casablanca Travel Thu, 19 Jul 2007 02:39:34 +0000 http://thereasoner.com/blog/question-do-you-like-building-relations-with-others-outside-of-a-blog/#comment-50020 People, no matter where they come from or where you meet them, are always a source of inspiration. We are social beings, so we need to relate with them to fulfill this special need. People, no matter where they come from or where you meet them, are always a source of inspiration. We are social beings, so we need to relate with them to fulfill this special need.

]]> By: Bes http://thereasoner.com/articles/online/question-do-you-like-building-relations-with-others-outside-of-a-blog#comment-49947 Bes Wed, 18 Jul 2007 20:43:50 +0000 http://thereasoner.com/blog/question-do-you-like-building-relations-with-others-outside-of-a-blog/#comment-49947 <strong>Vivien-inspirationbit</strong>, thanks for sharing. Yes, for some people that can be a good thing. It does add a personal touch to things, and may also show that someone is not commenting simply to fulfill an obligation or to attract attention to some blogs. Yes, I wonder why some people may not be on Skype that much. ;) They should and may try to get on it more. :D Vivien-inspirationbit, thanks for sharing. Yes, for some people that can be a good thing. It does add a personal touch to things, and may also show that someone is not commenting simply to fulfill an obligation or to attract attention to some blogs.

Yes, I wonder why some people may not be on Skype that much. ;) They should and may try to get on it more. :D

]]> By: inspirationbit http://thereasoner.com/articles/online/question-do-you-like-building-relations-with-others-outside-of-a-blog#comment-49436 inspirationbit Mon, 16 Jul 2007 18:31:37 +0000 http://thereasoner.com/blog/question-do-you-like-building-relations-with-others-outside-of-a-blog/#comment-49436 I think that's the best part in blogging - to have an opportunity to make friends online all over the world. Sometimes I do feel a need to interact with other bloggers on a more personal level: by email, or IM, or Facebook. ... unless they're too busy to show up on Skype once in a blue moon ;-) I think that’s the best part in blogging - to have an opportunity to make friends online all over the world. Sometimes I do feel a need to interact with other bloggers on a more personal level: by email, or IM, or Facebook.
… unless they’re too busy to show up on Skype once in a blue moon ;-)

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