A question about Journals...

This seemed like the best place for this query. I tend to be a man of few words. This is to say I am usually not at all overly verbose. If a particular topic or subject inspires or moves me I can certainly ramble on about it. My question is this, if one such as myself does not have much to say on a topic/lesson, how will that effect ones progress? Mind you I am not speaking of choosing not to answer/comment on certain things, or being...for lack of a better term...lazy in regards to lessons and journal entries.

Just curious....thanks for your time!

MTFBWYA

Eicheneule
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I think it all depends on the quality. Some people can say a lot with very few words. If you missed the point of the lesson a teaching master will normally contact you and help you.

Considering what you were asking, your post wasn't terribly brief, so perhaps you're not as terse as you might think?

Just write what comes to you, and like ren said...we will check it out and make sure everything is ok.

You can always ask someone to check a particular lesson or topic if you like...

I have a solution for you as well. You may be a man of few words, but you can certainly converse with people. Go into chat, ask somebody if you could discuss the lesson with them (knight or not!), and just have a conversation... copy and paste: wah lah. hahah. I mean, of course, make the points in line with your understanding of the lesson, but if you show your understanding in communication, then you don't have to feel like you're giving a speech.

I have the same problem. I'm finding that people who are looking for an apprentice read your journal to see if they can help you or not. Of course, I use the journal to make notes I can go back to and I don't want to read a bunch of fluffery when I rescan it, lol.