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Title- “Unveiling of Boon, Benefit and the Windfall.- The Drawback with the Curious Self-Praising Remarks.”
A poetry-
“Yes self-praise may be an expression of confidence to some, but do not forget it’s important to navigate the line
between confidence
and arrogance. Oh, the wondrous feat of self-praise so fine, A tale of bloggers with multiple accounts so divine. For in the world of blogs, it’s a rare sight, To see authors & bloggers, praise their own write-up so bright. They comment and reply, with phrases so kind,Their own articles, they do find.Their praise so pure, their words so bright,
A self-love, that takes flight.
It’s the whisper of stupidity, a dangerous game, To praise one’s own work’s, without a thought of shame. As self-complementing quickly turns to ignorance and pride,A foolish display of ego, for all to deride. For arrogance is a vice, a trait we often disdain
It clouds our judgment, it makes us go astray, It’s the difference between a healthy self-esteem
And a pride that’s misplaced, a dangerous disease. Thus let us strive for confidence, a balance that we must all find,To be secure in our abilities, but not be blind. Let us not be fooled by empty words & grand claims, But instead let our actions speak, let our character proclaim.Hence beware, my friends, of that fine line, Between confidence & arrogance, it’s a slippery shrine.”
© Aneemkp
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Introduction :
In this vast globe of blogosphere, a peculiar phenomenon has caught the attention of many & equally mine too: Authors,Writers and bloggers leaving complimentary comments on their own articles and write-ups through multiple accounts. This behavior, is often observed on platforms like Blogger or WordPress & other writing sites, raises questions about its purpose and benefits.
It’s been in the back of my head for some time now. Why do people with multiple blog accounts in the same platform write self complimentary praising comments and also reply under their own articles while they are posting them on blog sites like Blogger or WordPress, that too on their own write-up? Sometimes they post in their own profile.What...
“Yes self-praise may be an expression of confidence to some, but do not forget it’s important to navigate the line
between confidence
and arrogance. Oh, the wondrous feat of self-praise so fine, A tale of bloggers with multiple accounts so divine. For in the world of blogs, it’s a rare sight, To see authors & bloggers, praise their own write-up so bright. They comment and reply, with phrases so kind,Their own articles, they do find.Their praise so pure, their words so bright,
A self-love, that takes flight.
It’s the whisper of stupidity, a dangerous game, To praise one’s own work’s, without a thought of shame. As self-complementing quickly turns to ignorance and pride,A foolish display of ego, for all to deride. For arrogance is a vice, a trait we often disdain
It clouds our judgment, it makes us go astray, It’s the difference between a healthy self-esteem
And a pride that’s misplaced, a dangerous disease. Thus let us strive for confidence, a balance that we must all find,To be secure in our abilities, but not be blind. Let us not be fooled by empty words & grand claims, But instead let our actions speak, let our character proclaim.Hence beware, my friends, of that fine line, Between confidence & arrogance, it’s a slippery shrine.”
© Aneemkp
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Introduction :
In this vast globe of blogosphere, a peculiar phenomenon has caught the attention of many & equally mine too: Authors,Writers and bloggers leaving complimentary comments on their own articles and write-ups through multiple accounts. This behavior, is often observed on platforms like Blogger or WordPress & other writing sites, raises questions about its purpose and benefits.
It’s been in the back of my head for some time now. Why do people with multiple blog accounts in the same platform write self complimentary praising comments and also reply under their own articles while they are posting them on blog sites like Blogger or WordPress, that too on their own write-up? Sometimes they post in their own profile.What...
