Can't stand all of that left to right panning/scrolling.

Furthermore, if you have nothing to convey in a positive, encouraging, motivating, enriching or helpful manner of contribution then please proceed to scroll past my comments or questions. 

Originally posted by Andrew Isaacs:I don't know how to @ someone, but thanks @Mitch Kronowit... that's high praise.Andrew Isaacs, press the @ sign and type the persons name and a window will pop up, scroll down and click on their name, I do this without any spaces, even I can do it!

I don't really know the market of Lawrence, KS but you could easily learn it by scrolling through AirDNA.

I was just about to recommend your company to Boris when I scrolled down and saw you were already here!

You need to make the user to want to click or scroll to see the next photo, even if they ultimately don’t book.

@Marcus Jackson check out the "communities" tab and scroll down to events and find your area.  

Scroll down and click on "Next."5.

You may want to check it out at www.larryweingarten.com/store; scroll down to the Tax Deed Deals video, and have a blast!

It is probably because every time I read these kinds of articles, I roll my eyes and scroll down to the comments so I can read the replies because the article never tells the whole story and I just wanted to participate :).