My top ten most commented upon public posts

[lavendersparkle]

I've realised looking back over my blog that I don't get many comments, I think I probably average fewer than one per post. Anyway, on a lazy Sunday afternoon I looked back to see what had received the most comments and thought I share with you the ten most commented upon public posts on my blog.

10. Three posts received 17 comments each. They were:
17th April 2007Frum /= ring-wing A post about how I was annoyed that in most people's minds religious orthodoxy is synonymous with being politically right wing.
19th November 2007Untitled A post comparing chastity with refraining from bacon.
16th March 2009Can 'good Jews' marry out? A post about how most discussion of intermarriage in the Jewish community assumed that Jews with non-Jewish partners are outside of the fold of committed Jews and how this view is both inaccurate and damaging.

7. Two posts received 18 comments each. They were:
20th May 2008 Virginity A post about how I really didn't get lots of pop cultural ideas about virginity.
27th October 2008 Confident A post about how I found it odd that some people viewed the concept of 'confidence' with women taking their clothes off.

5. Two posts received 19 comments each. They were:
5th August 2008 Mikvah Decisions A post about where I should immerse before my wedding.
5th October 2008 Oh no, not another post about abortion A post about why mainstream feminists have such difficulty engaging with pro-life ideas.

3. 22nd June 2008 Untitled A post about non-religious people wanting to get married in religious buildings and being outraged at requirements placed on them to fit with the religion.

2. 20th November 2007 Homosexuality and Religion A post critiquing some of the main arguments used to condone homosexuality.

1. 4th Novemeber 2007 Getting miffed with the media's coverage of debate about abortion A post about my annoyance at opposition to abortion always being portrayed as a religious position.

So there you go.

Comments

[the-alchemist.livejournal.com]

I enjoyed re-reading some of those posts. I find it odd that people (including me) don't comment more in your journal. Your posts often make me think - I should make more of an effort to comment, even if it's only to say that.

[cartesiandaemon.livejournal.com]

That's interesting, I should maybe try to do that. (Was there a "sort by comments", or did you just browse old posts and estimate?)