Does your blog have commenters?

Why write a blog? There has been a lot of discussion online about this already. It might be to record one's personal mood diary, or perhaps to comment and discuss a particular matter or object. Regardless of what your original purpose is, have you ever considered this question: no matter how the blogger subjectively determines the content, does your blog have any commentators?

No commentators? You might think, that's impossible. Even for blog topics like travelogues or photos, I can at least mass-send them to my family and friends. Moreover, there are also reciprocal visits among blogging friends. With all due respect, those can only be called "readers." In fact, I took into account the semantic confusion and changed the initial title "Does your blog have readers?" to the current one. A commentator is someone who thoroughly reads your words, understands, analyzes them, and then provides their own opinion.

Comments serve as a platform to trigger thoughts and exchange insights. The degree of importance placed on this platform by domestic and foreign bloggers varies greatly.