Summer is coming to an end soon. It’s pretty depressing, isn’t it? Or are you the kind who prefers winter? Well, this month’s list of commenters has changed. Big changes. Someone new! I should mention that the last three places this month have been so changeable, that I couldn’t predict who would make it. Well, it’s certainly interesting. The past month has also seen one of my highest numbers of comments.
The top six commenters are based on the previous 1000 comments, nearly half of which are mine. The rest go to all of you commenters. 480 were my comments, the rest went to others. So here are the top six:
1. Regaining first place is someone who is no stranger to being in first in Commentition. It’s stomperdad with 56 comments! His latest post is actually a guest post by his wife. It’s all about depression, and is definitely worth a read: Breaking the Silence!
2. In second place, we have our former first place commenter, though she’s just behind at 55 comments. It’s Joanne Corey! And her latest post made me laugh. Nearly out loud, but I can’t do that. Everyone is asleep! It’s about her header being changed, and you just have to read it to find out why I laughed. Check it out: header.
3. In third place, we have a newcomer! First time on this list! With 28 comments, it’s Solveig. She has an interesting blog in which she posts in three different languages, English, German, and French. Her latest post has plenty of great pictures she took on a hike. Interesting title, too: Attention: Fairies, gnomes, dwarfs, and other magical creatures lurking everywhere.
4. In fourth place, we have someone who is no stranger to the top six, S. R. Carrillo with 22 comments! Her most recent post looks like a poem: Health Journal: Good Days (or is it a poem?).
5. Our fifth member of this wonderful list is someone who hasn’t appeared in it since June. With 22 comments, it’s SD Gates! Her most recent post is all about gardening, or rather, Memory Gardening.
6. And finally, our sixth place commenter is also someone who hasn’t appeared here since June. With 21 comments, it’s miusho! Her most recent post requires you to go on over to her blog and send her some warm and friendly thoughts. It’s simply titled this: Discharged.
Well, that is it for this month. Quite the month it’s been, too. Thank you to everyone who has commented and continues to comment after all these months and years. You’re absolutely wonderful! I look forward to see who’s at the top next month. My sister will be here, but have no fear, I will make that post!
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Now my face is really red! It is a display of my usual impeccable timing, though. 😉
Seriously, WordPress? That is not a suitable place to insert a hyphen.
It was great timing, wasn’t it? 🙂
At least you managed not to wake up the family laughing…
I can laugh very quietly.
Heh. And here I thought I was bogarting all your blog commentary. MUST TRY HARDER. 😉
Oooh! I got to learn a new word, too. I had to look up bogarting.
Actually, you were in the list just 2 or 3 days ago 🙂
I tried my best but I have lacked the will to be active lately.. I hope I’ll go back to how it was before though. 😛
I hope so, too.
Wow, 3rd place that’s high to start with…
Yes, but you’re not far ahead of 4th to 6th. It’ll be a challenge to stay in that group, because there are others just below who pop in and out of the bottom 3.
Commentition? There is no such word :p
It’s a portmanteau! I made it up.
Smiles and shakes head 😉
Whew, that was a close race, Joanne! Thanks, Jay Dee, for linking to my wife’s guest post.
Yes, but who’s counting? 😉
I’m not in it to win it, so I’m always surprised to see my name anywhere in his list 🙂
I agree. I just comment because I want to say something and then we wind up exchanging comments with one another and it adds up.
Exactly. Ever have a conversation with someone on someone else’s blog? 🙂
Well, once in a while on mine, but not even approaching as often as here…
You seem to be having one 🙂 Of course, I’ve seen it on other blogs, especially ones where the owner of the blog rarely ever responds to comments. But those tend to be incredibly popular blogs.
Haha. That’s what I was attempting. And that’s where I see it too, on the major blogs where everyone interacts with each other.
That’s something I’d love to see here. I need to increase readership, though. Though lately, I’ve had quite a few newer people commenting who have stuck around. That’s why your comment numbers stay around 50-60 these days, rather than higher.
LOL – and it depends on your definition of “someone”…
Lol Joanne.. how many definitions of “someone” are there? 🙂
I think that I was assuming the two uses of “someone” were referring to the same person, while Jay Dee was assuming those two someones were different. I probably should have used a different word than definition. Antecedent, perhaps?
HAHA Antecedent? I prefer small words like “someone”. Anyway, no worries, the English language is confusing enough. With tone and facial expression it can be even trickier. I think we’re off topic now. What was the question?
That’s how you can tell it’s a conversation. You start in one place and end in another. 😉
And all this time I thought it was just my aimlessly wander mind. 🙂
The topic of this post is commenters who comment a lot. I think you’re doing it 🙂
And we are so good at it! 😉
No problem. Of course, it was the most recent post 🙂