Best tool to write comments?

[nersande]

I am looking for the best tool to write comments or questiuons for a given article or a sentiment in general.

Like »write 20 different "thank you for sharing I learned so much"« or questions based on the article to make them into comments

Goal: Seed a new project with 30days of content on IG/Twitter, and add those comments to make them alive.

Any tips / experiences with the existing tools or how to tweak them to get such results out of them?

 

[blackbeans]

Instead of using some sort of AI, have you considered crowdsourcing comments?

The main problem that I see with AI-driven comments is duplication.

I run a lot of blogs, and I check out my comments spam from time to time, and boy, do they fill up quickly.

And one of the most common patterns I see involves AI-driven comments.

They're junk. You can see them from a mile away.

They're very predictable and don't make any sense. They don't add value to the pages they're commenting on.

To overcome these setbacks, you can try crowdsourcing.

This will produce comments that are written by flesh and blood human beings.

They are interactive, solve problems, truly add value to whatever blog publishes them, and they make your brand look good.

Here's the shocking part: crowdsourcing comments doesn't have to cost much money.

It depends on how you position it.

This is one option you might want to consider.

 

[jjackai]

Instead of using some sort of AI, have you considered crowdsourcing comments?

The main problem that I see with AI-driven comments is duplication.

I run a lot of blogs, and I check out my comments spam from time to time, and boy, do they fill up quickly.

And one of the most common patterns I see involves AI-driven comments.

They're junk. You can see them from a mile away.

They're very predictable and don't make any sense. They don't add value to the pages they're commenting on.

To overcome these setbacks, you can try crowdsourcing.

This will produce comments that are written by flesh and blood human beings.

They are interactive, solve problems, truly add value to whatever blog publishes them, and they make your brand look good.

Here's the shocking part: crowdsourcing comments doesn't have to cost much money.

It depends on how you position it.

This is one option you might want to consider.

How do you go about "Crowdsourcing Comments"? I definitely need this for the same reason as the user above.