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Why don't redditors read the comments before posting? There are only a few comments and half of them say exactly the same thing. Why don't people just upvote the comment they were going to make instead of making the same comment?
- This is from the post where I made the mistake of saying Lincoln and Rose instead of Lincoln and Venice Blvd.
- I have already deleted a few duplicate comments.
- https://www.reddit.com/r/VeniceBeach/comments/1tbzmua/gas_prices_chevron_lincoln_and_rose/
- I feel like I'm missing something. I can understand commenting on a post title that links to an article that the redditor didn't read. Not that I'm saying it's good that a redditor does that, but I can see how the redditor thinks they know what the article is about based on the title and want to vent about it.
- But taking the effort to post a comment without bothering to see if the comment has already been made when there are only a few comments, seems so odd I feel like I'm not understanding something about human nature.
- It's like reading a review of a product on Amazon.com and the review is "I just received the package in the mail and haven't opened it yet." Why would someone bother posting that? They add nothing to the conversation.
- What is going on for people that post the comment that's already been made?
u/VeniceCa90291 — 12 hours ago