responding

Checking email a couple of times a day is not a big deal and responding than, worse case is usually 4-5 hour gap.

Gavan's doing an amazing job at being transparent and honest, while patiently listening and responding to people.

In response - folk are responding instinctively by upping their own application of signalling costs in retaliation.

Also his riposte pretty much destroyed the argument of the person he was responding too.

My iPhone 5 was trying to process photos in the background last night and my Twitter app stopped responding to touches.

So it was surely an easy change and so his responding in under 7 hours is hardly something to blog about.

Had a friend of mines little brother responding just like the kid in the video.

They're responding to the article that was here before I replaced it with the one anigbrowl suggested.

Hudson, I wasn't planning on responding to you but I think you could use some honest advice.

People get hacked (not good), but responding badly is the true badness.

Still, I think there's a difference between responding to an unprovoked attack thread, and starting one in the first place.

We try to respond the same day, but many times it is the next day regardless of who we are responding to.

And responding with "Well, remember 2 years ago when you clicked 'No'?" Doesn't really help.

If you pose a general question to a startup crowd "Are you interested in joining a startup" you get everyone and their grandmother responding.

"Furthermore, the author's definition of "native" is revisionist, placing it at a highly recent time frame" - this is the usage in the article I'm responding to.

There are 536 comments [aside: why the hell hasn't this discussion been throttled off the front page by now?], and every single one that mentions "LD" or "learning disability" is either yours or in a thread responding to your use of the term.

Responding fast takes a little time, but will keep your clients happy.