The Comment Etiquette: The Guide to Proper Blog Commenting

May 11, 2008 in Blogging Tips

Commenting on the web is one of the most important factors that lead to the Internet social revolution, from the last few years. In the not so distant past, commenting and public social interactions on the web was more or less exclusive on forums and was limited by a series of complications. When blogs first became popular in the early 2000s, they were hailed and highly praised, not for their particular concept, but rather for their social innovation; a never before seen connectivity between the readers and the article authors. Readers could now freely and easily interact with the authors, publicly share and discuss the post’s ideas and form a bond with the blogger. In short comments from behalf of the readers made blogs what they are today.

Since then, a lot of things have changed on the web and in the blogoshere particularly. Commenting has also more or less changed, thanks to the ever expanding issue of spam, that’s lead to steadily decline of quality in blog comments.

Commenting For Bloggers

Artful comment
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As bloggers, commenting on blogs should be a top priority for building and expanding your reach, so that your voice may be propagated to as many minds as possible. Let’s not forget the huge networking possibilities as well. I’ve managed to get in touch with so many bloggers, who eventually became my friends (both on the internet and in real life), thanks to blog commenting that I’ve long gone lost count.

It’s been used as a promotional tool for years and guess what, it still works like a charm. However if you truly want tot harness the fruits of blog commenting you have to know how to properly do it. Bellow I’ll lay down a few unwritten principles of proper blog commenting, that are based more on common sense, then on any particular social skill.

Consistency. Most bloggers who comment on other people’s blogs, do it only with the interest of getting quick traffic and then they’re never to be seen again. This is by far no way to do it and you should avoid hit and runs as much as possible. Forming a bond with the blogger, like any other relationship, takes time. This means you have to regularly comment on the respective blog. If you get a reply to your comment or get directly addressed, be sure to comment back. However, this doesn’t mean you should comment on everything a blogger posts. Just comment on anything you truly and sincerely find interesting; don’t do it just for the sake of commenting.
Value. If you want your comments to get you new readers, brand recognition and awareness, then you have to make them count. A comment like “excellent post” or “thank you!” won’t get you anywhere and will basically only waste your time, but the sad thing is it will waste other people’s time too. To make valuable comments you have to be contributive to either the article in cause, adding further points or elaborating on those already present, or to the discussions already based in the comments section. Actually I’ve read a lot of blog posts who’s comment section contained more valuable information then the actual posts itself; this says a lot.I, as well as many other fellow bloggers, greatly appreciate thoughtful comments. It shows that you, as the commenter, spent a good chuck of your time to read my post and then discuss it, in an intelligent and constructive manner. So whenever I get such a comment, I nearly always check his blog out in return, read it and if I find anything interesting, I immediately comment. I know this a time consuming process, but this is how it’s properly done, if you want to build a successful blog and build lasting and fruitful relationships with other bloggers.
Personality. Be sincere and personal with your comments. Remember that comments are a lot less formal then regular posts; this is the place where your true personality should shine and where you can build better relationships with the blogger. I didn’t mention that comments are awesome networking tools for nothing. So to build relationships you obviously have to build and showcase your presence. This means commenting on all the blogs with the same name, preferably your real name, not your pseudonym or blog name (and definitely not with a keyword name, that’s lame). Also the way you write in your comments, has to evidentiate your personality; acting as natural as you can is recommended.Anonymity is really common among Internet folk, as it gives a sens of protection against any kind of repercussions that might follow their actions; it’s a shield against responsibility. However, anonymity is not very well seen, with good reason too. I for one like to know whom I’m talking to and if someone anonymously comments on my blog, I certainly won’t take him serious, no matter how good the comment is. Thus it’s extremely important you emphasize in your comments who you are and where you’re from. Also, remember sarcasm, irony or any other expressive action can be pretty hard to spot on the web. People can’t see your facial expression, tone of voice or anything, so your actions, if not well inputed, may be misinterpreted. A quick tip would be to faithfully use emotions, I know I’m quite fond of them :D.
Succinctness. To actually get your comment read by the blogger and the rest of the respective blog’s readers, you need to make yourself quick and to the point. Express your ideas and opinions as clearly and briefly as possible.
Opinion. One of the basic principles of commenting is expressing your thoughts and ideas around a particular matter. Now you can either agree or disagree with an subject, but that’s not enough; you have to further develop the ideas and build up from there with your own thoughts. Don’t be afraid to voice out anything you disagree with, after all what society what that be if we’d all agree on everything.
Politeness. A blog is just like someone’s home, consequently you can’t just barge in and act like you own the place. Be respectful and polite towards, the blogger and the rest of the readers. Ever so often you’ll encounter posts with which you terribly disagree or that make you feel resentful, it’s important not to break out in a foul manner. If you’re going to criticize, do it in a mannerly and orderly fashion, constructively pointing out where you believe he’s wrong. I’d advise you first speak out the points with which you actually agree, if any, before starting listing those with which you disagree. I’m a firm believer of critique. I feel like it’s very important for any individual’s evolution and progression, after all we learn through mistakes and by pointing them out, helpfully, you aid the blogger a great deal.
Thoughtfulness. My old man always used to say to me whenever I made a mistake “Think before you act!.’ That little piece of advice followed me for the rest of my life, in the sense that I’ve always been calculated with my decisions, although I love taking the occasional risks. Getting back to blogging, whenever you reply to comment or even e-mail, be sure you’ve thought a lot of things through; if the respective person has damaged your ego somehow, you might get angry and post some nasty stuff. Calm down, take a few minutes to cool down and then get back on the horse. Also never, I mean ever, post comments or most importantly blog posts, when you’re emotionally unstable, angry, drunk or on drugs. The end result may be fun when you post it, but, like a bad hangover, it will sting in the morning.
Comprehensiveness. A few lines above, I stated that it’s very important you keep your comments brief and to the point, however they have to be clearly readable as well. How can you expect people to respond to your thoughts, if they can’t figure out what they are? So, make an effort and properly voice your opinions, by using adequate grammar and spelling, as well as language. You don’t want to go all elitist on people and start writing a thesis in the comments area; it will only make people think your a snob.
Lawfulness. Most blogs have rules, be it a blog privacy policy or a commenting policy. Be sure to read it and respect them before commenting, to avoid any unwanted complications.
Ignorance. Sometimes its just for the best you close your eyes for particular blog posts or comments, you may encounter on the web. Getting involved in conversation, that clearly won’t go anywhere, won’t help one bit. If you find an article that is clearly wrong, dishonest and so on, politely point out that they’re wrong, however if its clear the respective blogger is a total douchebag, it’s for the best you spare yourself the time and effort. Also, you may have probably noticed this, but no matter how beautifully and artfully an article is written, there will always be people to criticize and throw mud. These guys are universally called trolls on the internet and it’s recommended you avoid them. Don’t fuel them by picking on them. If you get provoked, ignore them.
Perspective. I mentioned before that you shouldn’t comment on every article a blogger posts, unless you truly believe each of them are interesting, subsequently, however, in addition to knowing when to comment, you need to know where to comment as well. Commenting on big blogs, like boing boing, engadget, problogger and so on, won’t get you very far. Because the blogs are so popular, they naturally get a great influx of traffic and comments, that make you very unnoticeable. Thus commenting on more medium sized, emerging blogs is more recommended; at least you can have a decent conversation with the blogger and fellow readers, unlike having one-way chats in the popular blogs.

Handling Comments On Your Blog

Raptors
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I’ve talked about how a commenter should act and behave on a blog, but I think it’s only fair we analyze how a blogger, in term, manages his comments. I always like to think of a blog as home, if you keep that in mind then commentators are your guests. They have to behave and be respectful, to remain in your “home,” however you in return, as the host, have to at least show them the same favors in return. Also there’s always the delicate issue of moderating comments. If you’ve been blogging for long enough, chances are you’ve had your share of haters, trolls, flamer, spammers and overall bad guys, who’s comments more or less profaned your blog’s integrity.

Respond to comments. This is one of my golden rules of blogging, that I live by. Lately I’ve noticed that a lot of bloggers don’t really respond to comments, think most of them don’t even read them. This is one of the biggest mistakes you can make as a blogger. Your readers are the one’s that make your blog, not the other way around, otherwise you’re left just with an one way journal. Whenever you get a question via comments or a reader starts a conversation in the comments section, be sure to answer. Don’t leave them in the dark. It’s just plain rude, not to mention that it will greatly hurt your blog. After all to gain a readership, it’s imperative your first build a community of loyal followers. To be a good evangelist in your field, your first priority should be tending to your flock.
Show your appreciation. Comments are very valuable to any blog’s growth. The number of comments a blog gets to every post, is viewed by many as a sign of popularity. When a reader leaves a comment, he is actually making an invaluable contribution, by spending a good portion of his limited time. The least you can do is say a simple “thank you!.”
Make a comment policy. People can’t universally know what’s allowed and what’s not on a blog, unless you tell them. A set of rules on commenting, is thus very necessary, unless you plan to solely rely on people’s common sense. I say it’s better to avoid any future complications and make one asap. You can view mine here.
Publicize your comment policy. After you finish writing up your comment policy, be sure it’s clearly visible to your readers. Put a link to the policy, right in the commenting form, so there’s no doubt about its existence. Ultimately you might as well inform your readers of the blog’s commenting rules through a blog post.
Moderate your comments. I don’t necessarily mean you put your comments on moderation, but rather state you keep an eye on everything that gets through. Look for anything suspicious. If spam gets through your akismet (or whatever spam block tool you use), it will very easy to spot, so that’s not really a problem, manually submitted spam, however, can be a little harder to trace. These comments are usually relevant to your content, being manually submitted, however they’re of low quality, hastily written and most of the time they contain a keyword in the author’s name, with a url leading to a devious website (viagra, high cost SEO services, weight lost products etc.)
Take care of the trolls. Make sure your blog doesn’t contain any sign of profanity, unrest or otherwise what could be described as bad vibe, in your comment section. This usually happens when controversy is sparked by a discussion in the comments area or by the article itself, the reason isn’t important, what’s important however is how you can deal with the situation. You can either: (photo by lazy eye exposure)
- Ignore. An option is to completely ignore anyone wanting to stir a conflict or flame war on the blog. However this leaves the comments visible to the rest of the readers, who in term might feel offended and ming react, feeding the trolls’ provocations. I don’t like to treat these kind of things indifferently, but I’ve seen a lot of bloggers practicing this method.
- Delete. Then there’s always the option of deleting malicious and provocative comments, but then you always getting labeled as blog dictator. No matter how stupid that may sound, a lot of trolls get pissed when you delete their comments and get even more effectuated in their quest for a good quarrel., constantly leaving comments, trashing on forums about you or at their own blogs. You blog is your own private property and you may do as you wish with it. If someone trespasses or shows disrespect I see no reason why you shouldn’t offer him the boot. This is my favorite method of dealing with large mouths and trolls, fast and clean.
- Address. If you’re feeling more diplomatic you can always try to address them and see what’s their beef with you or another reader. Try to mediate the situation, if you succeed, you’ll get a pretty sweet bonus of getting better credentials in the eyes of the community. This can be pretty time consuming though and frankly more or less useless, depending of course on what kind of negative comment it is (criticism or down right bash).

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Ours blogs are one of our most personal possessions. They’re the place for our thoughts, reflections and views upon the world and reality we live in. Comments are a blog’s complementary part. Comments aren’t made by blogs, they make the blog. I always get a bit dishearten when I see lack of commenting from bloggers, because I know it’s simply foolish no to do so. Many advocate lack of time or, well, laziness, but what they should realize though, is that they’re locking in thoughts. By commenting you are not only sharing thoughts, but also voicing them, and in doing so you free them from your brain’s inner barriers. So, by commenting, you actually further expand your horizons on the commented subject. There’s no good reason, not to comment, so common folks, let me hear your thoughts!

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64 Replies

Tibi Puiu
May 11th, 2008 at 2:27 pm

Oh, almost forgot. Would any of you like me to further expand upon the issue and include an article on how to increase your blog’s number of comments?

-Tibi
Bamboo Forest
May 11th, 2008 at 7:44 pm

I’ve never put much thought into it, but I do like the idea of having a comment policy. Makes perfect sense. What is your opinion when people utilize as their name, their website? Such as, http://www.mywebsite.com? It seems awfully spammy to me. I’d be curious to your perspective on that.
Website Design
May 12th, 2008 at 10:25 am

Well stated. Especially the bit on ignoring any potentials for a debate or fight. Many people choose to comment purely to get a rise out of people, I agree it is always best to ignore these. Great post!

Also, on a side note, great use of pictures in this post. I enjoyed that.
Blog Marketing Expert
May 12th, 2008 at 11:28 am

This is absolutely brilliant! I’m definitely passing this on to my audience and Twittering now… Thank you for your very thoughtful post!

Maria Reyes-McDavis
Stephanie
May 12th, 2008 at 11:54 am

Great post!

Ok, I’ll behave and write a real comment, but I do like the post. I find it interesting on my blog to see how different people treat commenting, especially the ones that don’t get caught as spam because they look a bit better. But a blog owner should take the time to see if the person commenting really read the post or is pretty much basing their comment around the title or maybe a quick scan of the article. It can show.
Mary@Goodlifezen
May 12th, 2008 at 4:07 pm

It’s difficult to know what to do with trolls. I had one on GoodlifeZen and after a few of his nasty comments - he was attacking fellow commenters - I banned him. How? Well, my blog has Wordpress as a platform and I use BadBehaviour as a plugin. I blacklisted his email and that made him disappear for good
Shell Harris
May 12th, 2008 at 4:24 pm

I like the fact you have some commenting guidelines and I want to do this on my company’s blog as well. I see your policy is below the comment box, but I wonder if it is above would it get seen more often. I believe it will will make little to no difference since we are inclined as race of human beings to ignore link that has the word “policy” in it.

Maybe a better title would be: “Free links on high quality site”. After all if they read the policy and get a comment accepted that is what they would get. Just a thought.

Anyway, I like you topics and your opinions and I’m now a subscriber. visit our blog if you get a chance, http://www.bigoakinc.com/blog/
Tibi Puiu
May 13th, 2008 at 5:54 am

@Bamboo Forest: that’s very debatable. A person’s blog represents him and in term I see no problem in posting comments with a site name. However when its clear you do it solely for SEO purposes, like using a keyword for it, with the intend of manipulating search engines, that’s pretty foul.
@Stephanie: absolutely!
@Mary: glad you got rid of the critter
@Shell Harris: it doesn’t really matter where you put it exactly as long as it’s visible, but like you said, very few actually read it. Thanks a lot of subscribing!
zach
May 13th, 2008 at 4:56 pm

Hi, i really like your site layout. I will continue reading here, so i subscribed! Maybe you could check out my site, and even subscribe if you like. Thanks, Zach.
moserw
May 14th, 2008 at 9:58 pm

Tibi Puiu,

You have covered more or less everything about commenting. A good post to check out in conjunction with yours would be Maki’s http://www.doshdosh.com/rethinking-blog-comments/ which is an another excellent post. I am sure Tibi you would have read this post, but I am giving the link for the other visitors.

The only thing I can add from my side is to be a repeat visitor to the commenting section too. We revisit so many blogs that we like, so just make it a point to comment on such blogs that you frequent. Look at commenting more as a friend building tool rather than a linking tool. I have become very good friends with people who comment on my blog and with those on whose blogs I comment. The value of a friend earned far outweighs any other benefit in my view.
Tibi Puiu
May 16th, 2008 at 4:37 am

@moserw yes, I’ve read that when it came out a few weeks ago, it’s very insightful article that everybody should read. Thanks for the share. And concerning the rest of your comment, you’re dead on! Commenting and networking is about building relationships, not fake or superficial, but genuine, true friendships, that bring with them endless benefits. Thank you for commenting, moser.
jacki janse van rensburg
May 20th, 2008 at 5:21 am

i live in south africa, and blogging is new here. most people who comment on my blog are from USA, there commenting has become part of blogging culture. i personally find it depressing when i worked hard on a post, and my stats show that i had hits, but i got very few or no comments. it makes me feel like i didn’t touch a chord, that i didn’t mean anything. like delivering a long monologe, that is answered by silence.

i enjoy reading your blog, thanks for all the great tips. as a blogger myself, i know how much time and hard work goes into a blogpost, so i appreciate all your effort. it is always well thought out, well written and well edited, and gives me, for one, food for thought.

do you think people who blog themselves make better commenters, because they appreciate conmments, and they know how much work goes into a post?
Tibi Puiu
May 20th, 2008 at 5:38 am

@jacky janse: many, many thanks. There’s certainly an issue of commenting mentality among visitors, with various results. Those who’ve been exposed to blogs more longer, especially those who own themselves own a blog, are always more pron to commenting. Educating your readers about your blog’s possibilities (RSS, subscribing, commenting, stumbling etc.) is thus very important.
Jen
May 30th, 2008 at 3:08 am

You know, I wonder why people are so stupid. Really. Not that I am a genius or something, but 90% of these commenting tips are common sense! I started a blog because I wanted to have a conversation, of course I’ll answer comments! Then again, there are SO many blogs out there where the owners/editors never ever reply… and it’s frustrating, especially when the topic interests me and I want to keep discussing it.

And maybe I have too much ethics, but I would feel very wrong if I commented just for the sake of commenting. Yeah, of course I do comment on some blogs hoping to get some visitors, but ‘omg this rocks!’ comments make me puke.

As for trolls… I am still not sure My personal blog is censorship-free. I only delete spam and people are free to argue. I might close comments if things get out of hand, but that’s happened extremely rarely. I swear IRL (and sometimes on the blog), so I see no reason to ban curse words. My take is that if you’re a retard and all you can do is call me names, my readers are smart enough to realize you are not worth their time.

However, I haven’t decided what to do on my ’serious’ blogs. I still haven’t had any trolls. The few negative comments I just responded in a polite way (if they were right, of course I apologized).

I don’t know how much you know about the Romanian blogosphere, but…. ouch. So many of those so-called bloggers were raised in a barn… English-language blogs seem better to me, so far, but then again I only read a tiny fraction of them, while I have to deal with a lot of .ro blogs every day.

(Sorry about the long comment, I’m venting frustrations :P)
Tibi Puiu
May 30th, 2008 at 8:13 am

@Jen: Common sense is something most people lack nowadays, there isn’t a day that goes by without me remembering it. I perfectly understand what your trying to say about blog owners who don’t respond to comments, of course let’s try, however, to leave back the big blogs, like problogger, zen habits and so on, where moderating comments can be a herculean task. But yeah, if you don’t care enough to read and respond to your commentators, you might as well remove that comment field and start writing one-voice, one-perspective essays. Then, however, we couldn’t name it a blog anymore, could we ? A blog is, at its core, a social activity; if you strip interactivity away, you’re left with so little.

Glad to hear you haven’t had any trouble with trolls, though I’m sure you’ll eventually stumble upon a few. It’s statistically impossible not to :D. Oh and yeah, i’m very much aware of the Romanian blogging scene, although I don’t blog in Romanian, not yet though. I know and read all the people that truly matter in the scene and that’s enough for me, the rest isn’t worth my time.
Jen
May 30th, 2008 at 10:27 am

I’m talking about… medium-sized blogs, let’s say. Well, thousand of readers anyway, but very few comments, so I’m usually the only one to say something. I’d have figured they’d want to encourage conversation, but the entry authors almost never reply.

I am a bit masochistic, but I wouldn’t deal with the .ro blogosphere so much if I wasn’t “forced” (by moderating Blogoree/Bligg). I’m telling you, I can feel my neurons dying every day.
Cozmo
Jun 19th, 2008 at 1:20 am

There’s a fine line between excessive comment pickiness and chaos. Just because someone puts a commercial website url in their comment doesn’t mean it is spam of course. If they read your post and wrote a legitimate comment (and the url they link to isn’t offensive, illegal, etc) then i don’t see a problem with it. I agree that making the rules clear ahead of time is crucial. People writing comments by hand know whether what they’re doing is ok or not.
Douglas Barnes
Jun 23rd, 2008 at 11:34 am

Regarding deleting, I must agree. I have received what are basically death threats for writing about ecological design. Now, I just leave comment moderation on so nothing sees the light of day unless I let it. There is little in life that is as gratifying as knowing that you can basically steal a block of some jackass’s life by sending his work to the void at your own discretion. If the trolls want to label me a dictator and abandon my site for that reason, that is exactly what I want. They can go back to Little Green Fascists or whatever hole they usually haunt.

Incidentally, I wonder if these people also try to burst on stage at the annual convention of oncologists then cry about free speech when security throws them out of the building?
xSolutions
Jun 30th, 2008 at 5:32 am

Some blogger in Hungary try to collect the main post of a Blog Etiquette including proper blog commenting, just like netiequette was. Unfortunetly to the english speaking community, it’s in hungarian.
However, I include the link to the website to show, that the wish for an etiquette is language independent.

http://blogetikett.freeblog.hu/
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Dani
Aug 31st, 2008 at 6:28 am

Thanks for this post. Nice and succinct. I was reading comments on a post (not from my blog) but about me earlier today and they just didn’t sit well. I couldn’t put my finger on it. Your post has made it clear. Poor commenting etiquette.

You’ve also given me some valuable food for thought about building a comment policy for my own blog (not that it’s big enough at this stage for it to be an issue!).
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Nidhi M
Dec 7th, 2008 at 4:52 pm

Interesting story: I only began to blog this summer, and I’m still very much an amateur blogger. I read a couple of posts like this one on the etiquette of commenting, and while I thoroughly agree with them now, they petrified me before I started to blog regularly. I was new to blogging and the thought of publishing my opinions to the WHOLE WORLD was scary, especially when professional bloggers were asking for valuable comments. I wasn’t sure what counted as valuable and double-guessed every comment I wanted to leave.

I’m not sure what the best way to deal with issue is, but it might be worth having a paragraph (in the etiquette) encouraging new/shy bloggers to leave comments even if they’re not positively sure they’re ‘valuable.’ they might end up being very helpful?
Kurban
Dec 13th, 2008 at 2:03 pm

I do not understand the meaning of leaving comments. I think everything there is in this sense more mobile in terms of information delivery are chaty.Ne judge strictly for that view. I apologize if someone offended you.
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