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Can you comment on other people’s blog posts?

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What should you do if someone makes an offensive comment at work?

Williams’s research shows that women and people of color get more pushback when they’re assertive. That’s not to say you shouldn’t speak up, but you should be realistic about the consequences of doing so. If you decide to say something, be careful not to level accusations.

Is it a privilege to comment on other people’s posts?

Please note that you can always comment on your own posts, and any part of your questions. However, commenting on other people’s posts is a privilege gained from earning reputation – if you haven’t earned it yet, try to get comfortable writing answers first.

What should I comment on a blog post?

Leave constructive criticism that guides the author in improving the post; Add relevant but minor or transient information to a post (e.g. a link to a related question, or an alert to the author that the question has been updated). When shouldn’t I comment? Comments are not recommended for any of the following:

What are some good discussion questions for CNN?

If you watch one of the videos in your class, you’re probably going to want to have a quick discussion afterwards – so here’s a list of CNN10 discussion questions that you can use to get that going. Which story did you find the most interesting? Why?