Day 53 - August 7 - How Do I Leave a Comment?

Many of you have asked how you go about commenting on the Connorwatch blog. There are probably some of you too embarrassed to admit you don't know how, and are missing a big opportunity to encourage Connor and the Williamsons. Sounds like pride getting in the way, based on my own personal experience. I should know, given that God has taken special care to give me additional tutoring on that whole pride thing.

Regardless, I have undertaken the writing of a tutorial for those of you that really want to learn to comment on ConnorWatch, and I want to encourage each of you to try, if you haven't jumped in already. The tutorial can be found under the FAQ tab (Frequently Asked Questions).

If you are embarking on the comment adventure for the first time, I recommend the following:

1.  Log in to ConnorWatch. You do log in each time you visit, don't you? If not, who knows what you are missing.

2.  Go to the FAQ page and find the "How do I post a comment on ConnorWatch?" FAQ. It should be the first one.

3. Print the FAQ. How do I do that, you say?  In the upper right corner of the FAQ are three little buttons:

   Saves the FAQ or any selected article as a .pdf file.

   Prints the FAQ or any selected article using your normal print dialog box.

   Opens a window that allows you to email the FAQ or any selected article directly from your browser.

How about that - so much to learn, so little time.

4. Now that you have printed out the FAQ, walk through it one step at a time, and you should be leaving your first successful comment in no time at all.

Now you are free to comment on anything that goes up on ConnorWatch. You can jump right in with words of encouragement, prayers, Scripture, theological discussion, song lyrics, recipes for Macaroni and Cheese, just about anything you can imagine.

No longer do you have an excuse for not commenting on ConnorWatch. Well, maybe just one. 

You're afraid what others might think? Sounds a bit like pride to me, but what do I know?

Brad

Michigan