How do you avoid forgetting to give Lurve where it's due?

As you think great answer or great question, click it straightaway!

I’m new to this so I keep on forgetting to give people lurve =S

@spiritual Thanks. Good idea. @spiritual Welcome to Fluther. I just put @The_Clouded_Mind‘s suggestion to work for you.

@spiritual Sums it up. If I like the answer at all, I click “Great Answer” every time.

When I read the question, I think of what my answer is.
If I read someone saying the same thing I thought of, GA.
If I read a better answer, or something that makes me laugh, GA.
If I read someone being harshly attacked for their opinion, even if I don’t agree with them, GA.
If anyone refers to Kahlil Gibran, Mahatma Gandhi, or Groucho Marx, GA.
And if I see anyone with under 50 lurve, GA.

To remember to give lurve, I think of the Mahatma Gandhi quote – ”Lurve is the strongest force the world possesses, and yet it is the humblest imaginable.”

That was for you, @filmfann ;)

Lurve is free so I’ve no problem giving it out.
If I read a question I think is great, I give it a GQ.
If I read comments that are good or something I would have liked to write but now don’t have to, I give it a GA.
Absolutely witty or hilarious comments, I have a hard time resisting to spread some lurve.

@ETpro If you ever feel guilty, just look around for a lurve party and click everybody’s GA button.

Damn I thought this question was going to be about Groucho Marx…oh well!

I try to do it automatically when I think that it is a GA or GQ, it is as easy as that.

@Fred931 Cool. I didn’t know there were such things.

@ETpro I think @Fred931 is referring to the 10k and 20k “parties”. They are lurve-fests, for sure.

I used to forget to give people GQs a lot, while handing out GAs by the dozens. I’ve trained myself to really pay attention while reading the question, and giving a GQ right away if it deserves one. Even if it’s not a question I’m going to answer.

@ETpro Here’s one that just finished, I think.