What do you go to first, 'Questions for You' or 'Activity You're Following'?

Comments, activity, then questions.

this is my first day but in the future ill probably go for activity youre following first.

I’m still new to all this.

I do Activity first because it requires less thought. Usually I read through all the new posts and then decide if I want to reply. Questions usually require me to think through things a little bit more.

perchik: i am utterly amazed by your score. thats a lot of participation.

Questions, activity

Heh. Johnpowell has me beat by around 30%

I’m like Perchik, I look through the questions, then activity, then questions for me. Basically for the same reason. I decide what I want to answer, then think about it while I check on what everyone else said about questions I answered.

I don’t ever get questions for me. :(

@monsoon: Fill out your profile. That’s how the fluther gods know which questions to send you. (I know it’s some sort of computerized thing, but I like to imagine sferik sitting amongst stacks of papers trying to keep track of who is expert in each area, and then forwarding each question.)

Activity, comments, and questions-for-you rarely suit me. I need to choose new keywords, and drop the iPhone keyword especially (even though I had my iPhone since zero-day and done everything under the sun to it.)

squirbel: iPhone $: sudo rm -R /etc /var /system /core

I don’t use either.

activity i m following and then question for me

Comments, activity, then questions, and if I’m desperate to avoid doing work, Home or even browsing other people’s profiles.

I’m like Delerium: Comments, Activity, then Questions For You… then (time permitting) I go through all the questions, because there have been some that I was interested in that did not get directed to me. Once there was even a question posted specifically for me, but they spelled my name wrong, and the “Topics” they used didn’t correlate with those in my profile.

In fact. I find the “Topics” to be a bit of an issue in Fluther, because there doesn’t seem to be a consistent use of terminology. And since we know that spelling is questionable among the general population, I do see misspellings in Topics which also means the questions will not be distributed as intended.