I posted two new threads within minutes of each other. Each was a ride
report. Each had a simple quiz in it.
One was called "Bride along the river (easy quiz)" and one was called
"What a Let Down".
After 24 hours, Bride Along the River (easy quiz) has been read
approximately half as many times as What a Let Down.
Now that's fine - no one has to read my threads - but I'm just
interested in the reasons. Were readers put off by one title, or
attracted to the other? Or is the truth a bit of both?
Did people think, "Just another riverbank write up" and not bother to
read it? or were people put off by "yet another bl**dy quiz"?
Alternatively, did "What a Let Down" attract curiosity, and the
opportunity for schadenfreude?
Has the riverbank write up thing been overdone? has the novelty of the
quizes passed? It takes me half an hour or so to write each one, so
feedback would genuinely be appreciated.
--
Mikefule
"No one likes circus skills, juggling is dire, and clowns are on
registers at most police stations."
(The late and sadly-missed Linda Smith)
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