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More options Aug 25 2007, 10:12 am

From: djc

Date: Sat, 25 Aug 2007 07:12:33 -0700

Local: Sat, Aug 25 2007 10:12 am

Subject: Re: How to become a Webmaster Help superstar

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>>Do you use our RSS feeds to follow threads

ahh, that's a no as half the time, they don't work

>>Do you stop by a couple times a day

Depends on my day but usually yes

As for what I respond to...it's more like "What I don't respond to"
If there are multiple posts asking the very same thing on the very
same day, I have started to skip some rather than post "Hey you? Can't
you read?"

For following threads I use whichever of the two is working favorites
(aka Stars) or my profile. When short on time, I quickly scan the x
new of x which is next to never working on all threads, just some of
the threads.

If Google Groups functions all worked even "most" of the time,
everyone could be more productive.

On Aug 25, 1:41 am, Susan Moskwa wrote:

> When I look at the posting statistics in this forum, I'm floored by
> how often some of you post--and with helpful, content-filled
> responses, too! A lot of what Googlers do on this forum is
> "silent" (we take back your feedback/suggestions to our teams,
> investigate problems that you report, etc., and we don't usually post
> an update every time we do so), so I certainly won't be approaching
> "top poster" status anytime soon; but it's obvious to me that many of
> you must have following threads down to a science. Would you mind
> sharing some of your productivity tips?

> How do you keep up with what's going on? Do you use the Google Groups
> UI? Do you use our RSS feeds to follow threads? How do you decide
> which threads to read? Do you stop by a couple times a day, or are you
> constantly following new posts as they come in? I'd love to pick your
> brains and get some ideas on how to become a more efficient/effective
> participant during the time I spend here.

> Thanks in advance!

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