RE: Your top 10 most 'valuable' comments - Get your list here!
If in advice helping the little guys and gals, the plankton among us, ( am almost at minnow stage), If you comment on or upvote a plankton comment on your post you could do a quick look and see if they have a post that might interest you. If you find one you like, and know of another person (whale, fat dolphin) you could tag them in your comment. If I find a newbie that I think would fit good with a newbiereteemday resteem then I @newbieresteemday to call attention to it, or @newbiegames to call attention to the games that might fit for plankton.
And as for it being a bad thing for most of your comments being replies to comments on your post, not at all in my opinion, it shows that you care about what people have to say on your post, and that you are not just whistling in the wind by post dropping and forgetting the interaction part of blogging, so many people don't care, they just post and move on.
Great advice! Only a few regulars comment on my posts so I follow all of them and their content. I really do appreciate the people who take time to read my content and even more so if they take time to leave comments!
I recently ran across newbieresteemday but wasn't sure how that worked ... I just read your post on it and think I'm getting the idea. I like that you ask for submissions and then have the opportunity to give feedback. I'll have to try that out. Thanks for the ideas!
Now I'm just curious what Asher would say about the highest comments coming from comments on my post ... is that "good" curation?