What to do when it's not always possible to comment

An episode of the The Commenting Club podcasts podcast, hosted by Alice Elliott, titled "What to do when it's not always possible to comment" was published on September 16, 2018 and runs 6 minutes.

September 16, 2018 ·6m · The Commenting Club podcasts

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You may not have time, can't think of anything to say, not be on a suitable device or aren't able to log in to comment properly. I offer alternatives to keep the conversation going.

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You may not have time, can't think of anything to say, not be on a suitable device or aren't able to log in to comment properly. I offer alternatives to keep the conversation going.

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